Sentence examples for institutions reference from inspiring English sources

NORMAN provides a valuable and permanent network of research institutions, reference laboratories and stakeholders to support decision-makers in all decisions for the identification, monitoring, assessment and prioritisation of relevant emerging pollutants.

The theory claims that stable social institutions (class, family, local labour market, community, nation state) are of fading relevance and are being replaced by flexible institutions (reference group, relationships with "no strings attached", global labour, individual, current country of residence).

"We respect the independence of the journalistic institutions referenced in the news stories," Ms. Cohlmia continued.

"We respect the independence of the journalistic institutions referenced in today's news stories, but it is our longstanding policy not to comment on deals or rumors of deals we may or may not be exploring," she said.

The study was approved by the National Healthcare Group NHG Domain Specific Review Boardrd that governs research at our institution (Reference: B/06/140).

All patients gave written informed consent, and the study was approved by the Ethics Committee of our institution (reference no. 2006-07).

Ethnicity, Age, Family History and Male-to-Male Transmission are all data elements cataloguing demographic information present in the references; whereas Year of Publication, First Author, Corresponding Institution, Reference (PubMed hyperlink) and Citation Score catalogue information about the reference itself.

The office of the first bishops differed from the later institution; references in the Gospels to episkopoi are better understood to mean "overseers".

All the mission statements of these institutions make reference to their "Christian foundation" and state their aim as "service, worship and the serious study of Christianity".

This information is important, as those institutions are reference centers for Conservation of Cultural Heritage in Chile.

They indirectly impact the manner in which the steering institutions set reference variables by a process of conveying subjective information to the steering institutions on the impact of development (output) on society.