Sentence examples for incentive to administer from inspiring English sources

Lara proposed that each institution provide matching funds for the money provided by the Legislature so that campuses have an incentive to administer the program responsibly and minimize defaults.

Between 2004 and 2009, English general practitioners (GPs) received a financial incentive to administer a patient survey as part of the quality and outcomes framework.

And while stewardship is helping to educate providers about what handing out so many antibiotics in the past means for today, the real incentive is to administer correct treatment the first time so patients need less follow-up, are not readmitted and do not develop bacterial resistance.

There was uncertainty among TMs about effective ways to administer incentives during follow-up to optimise questionnaire response.

Because it would have been impossible to administer in practice, we could not introduce an incentive programme without simultaneously making the supply more reliable.

One reason is that cancer doctors, or oncologists, have financial incentives to use drugs other than Bexxar and Zevalin, which they are not paid to administer.

Corporate governance experts have long criticized this arrangement for giving Hong Kong Exchanges an incentive to halt trading in low-volume, low-priced stocks, which are expensive for the stock exchange to administer.

Imagine a doctor refusing to administer chemotherapy to a stage III lung-cancer patient out of fear that it would reduce his incentive to cut his smoking habit from two packs to one pack a day.

The tests themselves are easy to administer.

It is easier to administer.

Project personnel will be trained by the Research Manager to administer the questionnaire through a standardised protocol that will include participant eligibility, confidentiality, ethical consent, interview administration, referral process, administering incentives and reporting practices.