Sentence examples for flexibility to conduct from inspiring English sources
Proponents say that the public benefit model for public hospitals sheds cumbersome government rules, giving the flexibility to conduct business like other hospitals, said Jim Tallon, president of the United Hospital Fund, a nonprofit policy group.
When he stepped down as attorney general in September after widespread criticism of the firing of federal prosecutors and withering attacks on his credibility, Mr. Gonzales talked proudly in a farewell speech of how his department was "a place of inspiration" that had balanced the necessary flexibility to conduct the war on terrorism with the need to uphold the law.
The proposed model gives a flexibility to conduct several experiments; the scale of the model can be implemented for industrial applications.
Benefits of this system include flexibility to conduct a variety of dissimilar tasks and reality of user feedback in physical space.
FoodNet has the flexibility to conduct special surveillance projects in response to concerns about emerging infectious diseases, as when variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease emerged (3 ).
Being a Cytoscape app, iCTNet2 also provides flexibility to conduct further analysis on the generated networks for further exploration, such as disease gene prediction, module detection, and topological network analysis.
TMT-A is a visual-scanning task, and cognitive flexibility is required to conduct TMT-B [ 86].
In conclusion, DFA's clinical relevance, flexibility and capacity to conduct "multiplex" assays at very low cost make it a valuable diagnostic tool, and now that its range of viral detection has been broadened to include hMPV and especially respiratory picornaviruses, allows for long-term, systematic, real-time monitoring of local epidemiology in pediatric populations.
I think what they're really looking for is flexibility, to be able to conduct business on their own terms.
We found that a great deal of flexibility and reciprocity was needed to conduct research in this setting.
As pointed out in two above sections, IRBs are not always aware of the flexibility in federal regulations about confidentiality and about competency to conduct community-oriented reviews.
