Sentence examples for facilities referred from inspiring English sources
Instead, "anchor" plants are first invited followed by the consideration and invitation of supporting facilities (referred to as "tenants") that are to be determined according to integration opportunities with the anchors, other tenants, common infrastructure while accounting for resource limitations, market demands, and environmental regulations.
Majority of the facilities referred the patient rather than sending samples due to unavailability of functional cold chain (71%) and appropriate transport media (50%).
Most facilities referred to community pharmacists as being their sole pharmacy contact who served only to facilitate the supply of medicines.
Large transfer volume facilities referred to facilities that transferred more than 1,000 patients to another facility in a single year.
Ohio collects statewide syndromic surveillance data from 178 emergency department and urgent care facilities (referred to collectively herein as emergency departments) into a system called EpiCenter.
Four facilities were purposively designated as Intervention facilities (referred to as Facilities A D) based on their previous participation in an operations research study by Population Council, one of the Integra institutional partners.
The aim of our study was to compare the initial management of AP in a specialised toxicology emergency to the other healthcare facilities referring to international recommendations.
Under-staffed and poorly equipped community health facilities refer women and create overload at receiving health centers.
Understanding that private ambulatory facilities generally refer patients to private hospitals, and public facilities refer patients to public hospitals, we assumed that the ratio of public to private hospitalized cases is the same as the ratio of public to private ambulatory cases.
Nearly all women, their partners, community leaders and community health workers (CHWs) living both near and far from facilities refer to providers as "experts" who "possess education", and who know how to use "real medicine".
A general hospital was "designated" to undertake diagnosis, prescription and follow-up management, with other hospitals and health facilities referring those suspected of having TB to the designated hospital.
