Sentence examples for institutions in another from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, 13 studies were excluded because of overlap of patients from the same institution or group of institutions in another publication [ 49, 50, 52- 57, 61, 82, 84, 85, 111].

However, due to a lack of resources and especially of personnel (pregnancy and motherhood in one case and change of institutions in another), data processing and the preparation of the manuscript were delayed, and submission was only possible at the end of 2013.

If your degree is from an institution in another country, evaluation must rate it equivalent to a U.S. degree.

That sentiment was well-known at Variety, which was then one of the most highly influential institutions in Hollywood, another former Variety employee said.

Mr Salmond said last week that Scotland would retain the pound and that the Bank of England would still be able to bail out the country's financial institutions in the event of another crisis.

It is also likely that the big cuts to [the business department] will end up hitting higher education institutions in one way or another," said Hillman, a former government special advisor on higher education.

In that declaration, the leaders agreed to a general framework for bolstering financial institutions in an effort to prevent another financial meltdown.

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Such is the evidence of resistance of one kind or another: creating institutions in the face of oppression; following religious observances that were the object of Nazi repugnance; continuing cultural life with defiant pride; risking life to bring new life into being.

Performance of this model has been subsequently validated on 270 patients at another 10 institutions in France (Yates et al, 2012).

Or, alternatively, students could have studied at another institution, or in another course at UNE, prior to commencing their studies with the authors, when asked this question.