Sentence examples for introduction of team from inspiring English sources
And so the introduction of team tactics, while not new, is unsettling to some in the sport.
Nickelodeon, whose preschool shows focus on teaching social skills as much as letters and numbers, will move squarely into the academic realm, with the introduction of "Team Umizoomi," which it said is the only preschool series centered entirely on teaching math to children.
A study (Jansson et al, 1992) monitoring patient contacts for 6 years after the introduction of team working attributed improved patient access to primary care to greater accessibility and continuity provided by teams.
The findings showed significant improvements in the mean scores of students' perceived teamwork after the introduction of team-based learning.
The Champions League would risk having its quality diluted by the introduction of teams who, far from winning their leagues the last time around, barely made it into the top half of the table.
Introduction of team-based learning (TBL) at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College: experience with the ectoparasites module.
Similarly, the study of Amos et al. [ 24] found that the introduction of team-building activities resulted in improved interpersonal relationships and a higher job satisfaction.
Mentors and PHC staff and leaders reported a number of successes, including development of rapport and trust between mentors and PHC staff, introduction of team-based quality improvement processes, correct and consistent use of a new case sheet to ensure adherence to clinical guidelines, and increases in staff nurses' knowledge and skills.
It is reported that the introduction of teams of CHWs increased access to antiretroviral therapy in remote areas of Mozambique [ 54].
We found that the introduction of teams providing multidisciplinary care for the treatment of breast cancer was associated with 18% lower breast cancer mortality at five years and 11% lower all cause mortality at five years, compared with similar patients treated in neighbouring areas over the same time period.
