Sentence examples for identified reception from inspiring English sources

Currently, there are prescribed screening points on admission to all Scottish prisons at which alcohol problems could be identified: reception screening (nurse), medical check (general practitioner) and Core Screen (prison officers).

The used PRN codes are unique to each transmitter and thus transmitter can be identified in reception when received signal is correlated with a replica of the used PRN code.

The costs of following staff activities were identified: specimen reception and unpacking, updating clinical records and administration time.

Three separate categories of cost were considered: (a) training and implementation costs (b) cost of administration, identifying samples/specimen reception and transport (c) the cost of HPV testing.

The 'integrated HPV/Cytology' laboratory leads to lower total staff costs for administration, identifying samples/specimen reception than that of 'hub-and-spoke' model.

(ii) Evaluation: The individual best performances are compared and the best of all particles is identified using the reception probabilities calculated from Equation 3. (iii) Adaptation: Finally, the particles are updated by assigning a velocity to each element using Equations 5 and 6.

Consecutive patients were identified from patient reception lists and telephoned prior to their appointment inviting them to participate.

The inspectors also identified weaknesses in the reception processes at the jail: "One prisoner had been noted in his secondary screening on arrival as having 'no disabilities'.

Using this questionnaire, we conducted a retrospective cohort study by telephone among reception attendees identified from a ticket list.

Supporting this view, a fru M -labeled pathway has been identified that links olfactory reception of a male-specific pheromone to descending neurons that drive motor output (Kurtovic et al., 2007; Ruta et al., 2010; Kohl et al., 2013).

Several parents also identified the problem of reception staff denying access to doctors, such as one father who was forced to describe the crippling nature of his daughter's pain 'to a receptionist, because you can't speak to the GP unless you have an appointment with the GP.