Sentence examples for instituted to identify from inspiring English sources

A systematic screening should be instituted to identify malnourished patients and propose an appropriate and efficient nutritional support in order to reduce postoperative complications.

Systematic surveillance should be instituted to identify emerging HPAI (H5N5) viruses and to reduce their potential threat to animal and human health.

In addition, a built-in process evaluation was instituted, to identify and address any other barriers that might have arisen in the implementation process.

The new program will build on previous efforts by the institute to identify the most successful public-private retraining partnerships around the country and figure out the best practices for other colleges interested in developing similar programs.

The nascent health biotech sector in South Africa relies considerably on the research capabilities of the country's universities and research institutes to identify novel technologies and products for commercial development [ 12].

Immunization program administrators and researchers need to institute measures to identify and reduce misclassification, in order for registries to play an effective role in the control of vaccine-preventable disease.

The federal agency that oversees railroad safety says it is instituting new procedures to identify railroads that fail to report fatal grade-crossing accidents promptly, as required by federal regulations.

A16 New Rules for Rail Safety The federal agency that oversees railroad safety says it is instituting new procedures to identify railroads that fail to report fatal grade-crossing accidents promptly.

In both the pre- and post-tests, pupils were presented with an overview of 18 institutes; students had to identify 7 as aid agencies.

The male and female GCT computer database at our institute was screened to identify all patients who had received chemotherapy between 1977 and 1996 or had stage I disease and had never received chemotherapy.

The outcome of the study should help researchers to determine the feasibility of instituting HIV testing, and to identify factors and reasons for participants' disinclination to be tested.