Sentence examples for internationally evolved from inspiring English sources

In the recent years, it has internationally evolved into a recognized clinical entity, assuming an epidemic proportion [ 1- 3].

As a consequence, the German Ministry of Health followed the internationally evolving concept of interprofessional care aiming to strengthen health care quality and patient safety by legislating more and more quality assurance measures for in- and outpatient care [ 3].

The photo exhibition commemorated UNICEF's 60th anniversary and traced decade by decade how the cause of helping children internationally has evolved since World War II.

The use of EHRs to support healthcare systems internationally is evolving and expanding.

The distinctive Rautavaara soundworld familiar from his later, internationally successful works evolved only gradually, achieving its fully recognisable form in the 1980s.

At heart, Hagel is an evolved, internationally progressive Richard Nixon -- and I wish that he had found himself debating either Barack Obama or John McCain tonight.

Internationally, hospitals have evolved from a physician workshop to accountable organizations, charged with the development of internal organizations where quality and cost effectiveness go hand in hand [ 4].

7 A discussion evolved internationally on the usefulness and applicability of D/SD compared with DF/DHF/DSS, and in a relatively short period of time, numerous studies have been published by many independent research groups.

Internationally, the position has evolved over the last 10 or 15 years.

Anne-Sophie Huge, a spokeswoman for Electrabel said: "In the 1980's the tests were internationally acceptable but the technology has evolved since then.

These treatment algorithms evolved over time in accordance to internationally accepted standards and guidelines with respect to advanced pancreatic cancer.