Sentence examples for in an institutionalized from inspiring English sources

Consequently, our principal aim was to measure the concordance between physician-rated health and an objective health measure and, in particular, to provide evidence of a specific aspect of discordance, namely, the overrating of health in an institutionalized older population.

The concern for this ineffectiveness has reached such a high level that the U S Congress and society at large now question the entire independent auditing process (Fogarty, T. J., Heian, J. B. & Knutson, D., "The Rationality of Doing 'Nothing': Auditors' Responses to Legal Liability in an Institutionalized Environment", Critical Perspectives on Accounting, Vol. 2, 1991, pp. 201 226).

This study was designed to assess the prevalence and severity of low bone mineral density in an institutionalized population of postmenopausal women (n = 79) with developmental disabilities, using quantitative ultrasound of the calcaneus.

However, unlike mentors, portfolio operators do this in an institutionalized and structured way.

In their view, Europe had freed itself from fascism and guaranteed this freedom in an institutionalized form in the EU.

After the 2009 power-shift, Moldova worked on an important number of areas that are already grounded in an institutionalized framework within the EU, including foreign and domestic affairs, energy, and air space.

There is a similar problem with intellectuals who occupy an institutionalized position in the Ideas Industry.

To study the prevalence and distribution of visual impairment and eye diseases by age and gender in an urban institutionalized population.

Furthermore, the result that cooperation concerning ICT in communities of practice in teaching has a positive effect on students' CIL might also be interpreted differently: in schools where students have high levels of CIL, there would seem to be a higher recognition of the need for teachers to cooperate in a more institutionalized and formal way.

It is therefore very serious when Borman and John [33] suggest that the gradual development of measurement and evaluation regimes in educational systems is in a sense institutionalizing mistrust.

To present a protocol based on renal dosage adjustment developed to reduce the risk of adverse events in elderly people institutionalized in a geriatric centre and to determine the degree of adaptation to this protocol.