Sentence examples for institutional historical from inspiring English sources
The phrase "institutional historical" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts discussing the historical aspects of institutions or institutional practices. Example: "The institutional historical analysis reveals how policies have evolved over the decades."
In each case, the institutional, historical, and political constraints under which a President must operate mean that the solutions — or, if there are no solutions, the ameliorations — are doomed to be nearly as messy as the problems.
We compared survival outcomes of patients treated with APF-C to institutional historical controls who received TPF plus cetuximab (TPF-C).
Based on the institutional historical data, 40 new cases of incurable SCCHN were expected to present within the planned 2-year accrual period.
The primary study endpoint was incidence of grades II-IV acute GVHD, with 80% power to detect a 30% decrease compared to institutional historical controls.
In summary, our phase II trial of the combination of tacrolimus/sirolimus/rATG showed a reduced rate and severity of aGVHD and promising survival data compared to two institutional historical controls using tacrolimus/sirolimus and CSA/MMF/rATG.
The study was powered to detect a 30% reduction in the incidence of grade II-IV aGVHD compared to an institutional historical control of 63% at the time the protocol was written.
"Their issues are institutional and historical in a sense that they've been struggling for a long time," said Jeremy Stone, with Coastal Communities Consulting, a nonprofit that provides economic development services to disadvantaged entrepreneurs along the Louisiana coast.
General McKiernan also praised the appointment this week of a new head of Pakistan's top spy organization, saying the new director general, Lt. Gen. Ahmed Shuja Pasha, was likely to reform the agency, which the general said had had "institutional and historical" ties to the Taliban and other militant networks.
Conventionalist definitions come in two varieties, institutional and historical.
If list-like definitions are flawed because uninformative, then so are conventionalist definitions, whether institutional or historical.
The main problem is the requirement to take into account the institutional and historical context in which this arrangement is emerging because this context has obviously a strong impact on the implementation of the model.
