Sentence examples for for prospective acquisitions from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, most organizations don't conduct due diligence investigations to anywhere near the same level of depth for third-party partners as they do for prospective acquisitions.

"I think there are certainly a number of prospective acquisitions there this year, including many that will be seen for the very first time by anybody".

Facebook needs to take action if it wants to reassure prospective acquisitions that it can be a good home for their startups.

Ethics Committee approval (University of Marburg, ref. number AZ 176/09; German Clinical Trial Register DRKS-ID DRKS00006032) was obtained by local authorities for prospective data acquisition (intraoperatively and in the PACU) as well as performance of lung function measurements and other testing in 801 patients who were planned for postoperative PACU surveillance.

For respiratory-triggered imaging, prospective acquisition correction technique (PACE) with a navigator sequence has been introduced, in order to better synchronize acquisition with patients' breath.

The functional sequences included prospective acquisition correction for head motion (Thesen et al., 2000).

Prospective Acquisition Correction for head motion (PACE) was applied during all EPI scans.

Acquisition of functional volumes employed Siemens' prospective acquisition correction (PACE) technique for motion correction, in which head movements are calculated by comparing successively acquired volumes and are corrected online [42].

Acquisition of functional volumes employed Siemens' prospective acquisition correction (PACE) technique for motion correction, in which head movements are calculated by comparing successively acquired volumes and are corrected on-line [17], [18].

In addition to on-line motion correction (prospective acquisition correction), functional scans were corrected retrospectively for motion using the AFNI algorithm (Cox and Jesmanowicz, 1999).

While all of this is going on, the average reader might be forgiven for asking how a big company such as HP could have made an $8.8bn mistake in its valuation of a prospective acquisition.