Sentence examples for iii person from inspiring English sources

This document needs to be signed by the: i) Chief Executive Officer or Managing Director or Director   ii) Chairman CSR Committee   iii) Person specified under clause (d) of sub-section (1) of section 380 of the Act; wherever applicable.  .

The study protocol has been reviewed and approved by an ethics committee CPP Sud-Est III (comité de protection des personnes Sud-Est III (Persons protection comity of South-East III)) on the 7th of July 2009.

In order to overcome some of these shortcomings, the aim of this study was to compare symptom levels of anxiety and depression, as well as psychological well-being and perceived health, between i) persons with diabetes who reported a history of foot ulcer, ii) persons with diabetes without a history of foot ulcer, and iii) persons without diabetes.

Patients were divided into 3 groups according to the highest level of completed education: i) primary school, ii) high school and skilled craftsmen and iii) persons with university degrees, nurses, librarians, school teachers etc. Ethnic origin was defined according to the patients' and their parents' country of birth and citizenship [ 13].

(iii) The persons that are alive and have normal injury, actors provide them first aid.

The results showed that the amplitude of the [HbO2] and [Hb] component in intervals I, II and III for persons with SCI was significantly lower during the resting conditions than that for normal subjects (p < 0.05).

Class III: All persons arrested on suspicion of a felony without an arrest warrant and who were detained by the CPD in excess of 48 hours without a judicial probable cause hearing any time from March 15th until the date of certification.

In Phase III, 110,667 persons with a disability received their welfare services through the new system.

After imposing the disease/health problem categorisation, the model hypothesises that the disease burden can potentially be addressed by intervening through: i) primary prevention targeted at persons at risk, ii) early diagnosis (and treatment) of persons with undiagnosed diseases, iii) management of persons with established disease and iv) palliation for persons in the terminal phase.

A good human life is one that exercises one's higher capacities (I 11, 20; III 1 10); a person's higher capacities include her deliberative capacities, in particular, capacities to form, revise, assess, select, and implement her own plan of life.

Older (≥70 years) and younger cancer patients (50 – 69 years) with breast or colorectal cancer stage I - III, and older persons without cancer (≥70 years) were included.