Sentence examples for institutional experiences from inspiring English sources
It revealed tremendous variability in aftercare, describing some institutional experiences as "unacceptable".
People buy into these institutional experiences because they occupy a place that only exists for those defined by their means to buy in.
Consequently, transfusion practices in neurosurgical patients are highly variable and based on institutional experiences.
For this reason, treatment decisions will need to be based on retrospective studies and institutional experiences such as presented here.
The emergence of modus operandi adds to the existing literature [ 22- 25] by capturing the wider institutional experiences that may be brought to patient-nurse interaction by patients.
Prior to the publication of the Conventional ventilation or ECMO for Severe Adult Respiratory failure (CESAR) trial results, there were two negative randomized controlled trials [ 2, 3] in contradistinction to a number of positive institutional experiences [ 4- 7].
While prison may have little to offer in terms of conventional theatrical transformation, Cluchey found an interesting confluence of one institutional experience – incarceration – and another – theater.
People go in at one end and they come out the other, bearing (like the Scarecrow) a piece of paper with a Latin inscription, but also bearing (unlike the Scarecrow) the impress of an institutional experience.
In terms of scholarly clout and institutional experience at the Met, there are few others inside the museum who are mentioned as frequently as Mr. Tinterow as a potential successor to Mr. de Montebello.
"He's the person Italy needs now," said Massimo Bergami, a friend and dean of the business school at the University of Bologna, pointing to Mr. Letta's institutional experience, background in international affairs and ability to "talk with people with different backgrounds, and understand different positions".
We reviewed our institutional experience of hepatic melanoma metastases.
