Sentence examples for instituting control from inspiring English sources

Water samples collected for microbiological examination after instituting control measures showed high coliform counts.

While some degree of freedom and flexibility is essential for productive innovation teams, management is faced with the challenge of instituting control mechanisms that lead projects in the right strategic direction, and monitor firms' progress towards their organizational and project goals.

As expected, if we reduce the mean duration of DR TB cases to be similar to that of DS TB cases, e.g. by instituting control programs which rapidly detect and appropriately treat DR TB, the fraction of incident cases which are resistant becomes a better proxy for the fraction of prevalent cases which are resistant (Fig. 4H).

The major method for instituting control is the microbiological identification of patients either colonised or infected with MRSA, followed by isolation of these patients to prevent cross-infection and decolonisation treatment with topical nasal mupirocin and skin disinfection to eliminate carriage [ 5].

In a study comparing two neonatal ICUs, the cost of instituting control measures in a stepwise, delayed approach was US$ 49 69 million (€ 38 52 million), while the cost of introducing effective and immediate measures was US$1.33 million (€11 million) [ 10].

This mythic period ended in the early seventies, when station owners began instituting controls designed to maximize revenue, including more stringent musical formatting and predetermined playlists.

It took resolve and courage, qualities that Khrushchev showed in presenting the report and then also in exonerating innocent prisoners and instituting controls over the security apparatus.

"The goal is to institute control at a time that marks an event that was out of control," said Dr. Terence Keane, a professor of psychiatry and psychology at Boston University and director of the National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder at the Veterans Affairs Healthcare System at Boston.

These predictions will enable public health agencies to institute control measures before the mosquitoes emerge as adults, when their role as transmitters of disease comes into play.

The film institute controls Cuba's theaters; Internet access remains rare, expensive and too slow for downloading movies.

Retail prices fell by 0.8% in 1998, and the government has even instituted controls to stop prices falling further.