Sentence examples for fixed institution from inspiring English sources

Capitalizing upon the reconstruction efforts following World War I, Otlet and La Fontaine convinced the Belgian state to give them a wing of a government building in Brussels and funding to make their collecting and cataloging endeavor a fixed institution.

In essence, the crowd has become a fixed institution available on demand.

As Donna Faye Burchfield, an esteemed figure in the dance world who left her position as dean of the festival's school last year after 28 years, said, it has become a "fixed institution" — the very thing that Mr. Reinhart cautioned against early in his tenure.

By the 5th dynasty, fixed institutions had been added to the force of tradition and the regulation of personal contact as brakes on autocracy, but the charismatic and superhuman power of the king remained vital.

Among the three-tiers of health care institutions, participants that attended township hospitals as their fixed healthcare institution had nearly 40 times the odds of having adequate health knowledge than those who did not see a physician regularly (OR = 40.173, 95% CI = 8.646-186.654, p < 0.001).

Note: a. no fixed health institutions mean that participants do not see a doctor regularly in a fixed health institution.

Having regular check-ups at a fixed healthcare institution and receiving health information from physicians are important measures for increasing CD knowledge among rural adults with CDs.

Regular receipt of health care services at a fixed health institution (usually once a month) was reported by 860 rural chronically ill adults.

Sources of health information included the participant's means of receiving health knowledge, and the fixed health institution that participants attended for regular check-ups.

Those who had not attended regular check-ups in a fixed health institution had the lowest potential to receive health knowledge from physicians, and were thus less likely to have adequate CD health knowledge.

Institution fixed effects regression reduces bias associated with varying AP credit policies and student sorting across higher education.