Sentence examples for institutionalized phase from inspiring English sources

The discovery of the large-scale facility here in the San Gabriel foothills raises questions about whether it was a rare phenomenon or an indication that maternity tourism is entering a new, more institutionalized phase with more hospital-like facilities operating quietly around the country.

The following definition of sustainability for pharmacy services is proposed: "Sustainability is a phase in the process of a professional pharmacy service, in which the service previously integrated into practice during the implementation phase is routinized and institutionalized over time to achieve and sustain the expected service outcomes".

Following the successful pilot phase, the General Directorate of Local Government institutionalized the SIC through integration of legal provisions in the communal charter, requiring communes and municipalities to develop Communal Development Plans using participatory and gender-inclusive approaches.

28 A 28-day Phase II study of 89 elderly CIC institutionalized patients also showed good treatment tolerability and absence of significant adverse events.

The stage is firmly cast, oppression is institutionalized.

The lower costs in stroke services resulted from shorter mean length of stay in hospital in the acute phase after stroke (13 vs. 29 days [ 13]), and the lower proportion of patients who were institutionalized one year after stroke (14% vs. 23%).

Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.

They institutionalized it.

Should he be institutionalized?

"It's been institutionalized.

Forrest is institutionalized.