Sentence examples for formalized discussions from inspiring English sources

Third-year clerks on the surgical service were assigned readings, participated in formalized discussions regarding medical errors and ethics, and were required to complete questionnaires that contained open-ended questions pertaining to their concerns, observations, and reactions toward any perceived or actual medical errors they encountered during the third-year surgical clerkship.

While Cournot provided a solution for what would later be called partial equilibrium, Léon Walras attempted to formalize discussion of the economy as a whole through a theory of general competitive equilibrium.

It's not clear if anything had been formalized or if discussions were still ongoing, but a "desperate" Sprint was said to be putting it all out there to get a deal done.

Since talking about these risks does seem to make a difference, Sample said that reinforcing the message by formalizing the discussion and putting it in writing can help.

Those general subjects of discussion are formalized so that they can be repeated across interviews, candidates and interviewers can be compared, and results can be measured.

Moreover, the Feb. 6 letter to Take-Two from Electronic Arts outlining its bid stated the offer was intended to formalize the "recent discussions" between the two companies.

To formalize the above discussion, consider a nonlinear switched model (2).

As the national dialogue continued, and internal discussions at ADP increased, we formalized our efforts.

A Merrill spokesman said nothing had been formalized with Argentina but confirmed there had been discussions about hiring Mr. Frenkel and Merrill.

These criteria should be formalized through a consensus process or a governmental initiative that includes discussion and pilot application of a system for reproducibly implementing them.

To preserve secrecy, it was necessary to bypass discussion and ratification by the French Parliament, the alliance being formalized through an exchange of letters (Dec. 27, 1893 Jan. 4, 1894) that accepted the previously agreed upon terms.