Sentence examples for institutional report from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1874 by German Jews to provide young Jewish men with a proper gathering place, the Y had moved uptown to Lexington Avenue and 92nd Street by the time its administrators decided to add to the arts and educational programming "a new activity in the form of dancing of a sort that is done in recitals," as a 1930 institutional report put it.

The secondary data sources have included the published research paper, working papers, institutional report, magazines about SMEs and credit about Bangladesh and developing economies.

Quarterly reports feeding into the annual institutional report were advised.

SF, SC, NR wrote the initial institutional report in French (http://www.pasteur-guadeloupe.fr/tb/projects/tuberculose.pdf).pdf

For instance, when an institutional report states "Yes" to a particular drug or device it is usually done so at the discretion of adding a disclaimer: "but, with a certain number of conditions".

This institutional report summarizes prospectively collected data and describes our interdisciplinary experience with ELS including PECLA and veno-venous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (vv-ECMO) in severe thoracic trauma patients with ALF treated at the University Medical Center Regensburg during a 10-year interval.

Violent behaviour in prison was measured by institutional reports, inmate self-reports, observer ratings, or using psychometrically-valid scales.

I collected policy documents and institutional reports, minutes of parliamentary discussions, action plans and reports of local non-governmental organizations since the 1990s.

A total of 667 potentially relevant articles were identified by searching Proquest Criminal Justice, PsycINFO through Proquest, ISI Web of Knowledge, reference harvesting, dissertation databases, and institutional reports.

The proposed framework should be implemented through gradually and prioritised steps to mitigate practical difficulties, due to the complexity of institutional reporting processes.

Rather than release individual reports and rankings to the general public, the creators of the survey have released department and institutional reports to individual department chairs and deans.