Sentence examples for institutional contacts from inspiring English sources

A list of all included regulatory documents and publications is available in Additional file 5. Despite repeated reminders sent to institutional contacts for the survey, information was not forthcoming in several cases (n = 20).

Social networks refer to the personal, community, and institutional contacts by means of which the individual maintains his/her social identity and receive material, instrumental, emotional, and informative support.

A team of wrestlers from the United States became their country's first institutional contact with Iran since 1979, when the American embassy was seized and its staff held for 444 days.

Universities would also be required to establish a new committee or use an existing one to do DURC reviews, and appoint an "Institutional Contact for Dual Use Research," or ICDUR, to oversee potentially problematic projects.

For the others, an institutional contact identified possible informants according to the criteria above.

In Nepal's health care system, Sub Health Posts (SHPs) are the first institutional contact point for basic health services.

In the present Nepalese health care system, a sub health post (SHP) is the first institutional contact point for basic health services.

For the selection of informants, an institutional contact provided a list of possible candidates who met the above criteria, and the researchers selected the informants from the list.

The institutional contact at the reference lab used for EVD testing described a request for specimen analysis on a patient who was a Nigerian resident in Ghana and had not travelled for several years.

The criteria for site selection included regional representation, interest and willingness of the institutional contact person to participate in pharmacovigilance and CEM, active participation of the site in pharmacovigilance (measured by the number and quality of ADR reports sent to the NC), malaria burden in the locality and accessibility of the site.

The interpersonal metafunction is associated with the contextual variable known as tenor, which refers to the nature of the roles (institutional, status, contact and sociometric) of the interactants as well as the values and attitudes (neutral or positively/negatively loaded) that the interactants bring to the domain ((Halliday & Matthiessen 2014): 32-33).