Sentence examples for ioc Approach from inspiring English sources

The incidence of injury and illness were calculated in accordance with the IOC approach 4 and previous track and field studies. 1 2 The gender, age (≤20 years of age, 21 25 years, 26 30 years, ≥31 years), severity (time-loss, no time-loss), circumstance (training, competition) and type of event were analysed for risk evaluation.

Critics of the IOC's approach have pointed to the fact the rules it approved for the IWF appear to be completely counter to the decision it took in not directing all 28 federations to ban Russia from the Rio Games outright.

She said it would be best to approach IOC members with fresh, current and relevant evidence to back up our concerns.

Retained CBD stones could arise from a difference in the use of ERCP and IOC between the two approaches.

An IOC statement said: "The IOC's executive board decided this afternoon to confirm the proposal of the IOC ethics commission to provisionally suspend Mr. Lamine Diack, the former president of IAAF, from his honorary membership of the IOC".

Insisting the IOC had a "zero-tolerance" approach to corruption, its vice-president John Coates spoke out on the issue on a visit to the Japanese capital to check on preparations for the 2020 Games.

"The IOC took a very much more aggressive approach when it came to South Africa's attempt to field a 'whites-only team' in the 1960s and banned them from the Olympics in 1964," wrote Mr. Snow.

However, after the protests that occurred on the approach to the Beijing 2008 Olympics, the IOC decided to end such extensive relays.

"While Wada fully respects the IOC's autonomy to make decisions under the Olympic Charter, the approach taken and the criteria set forward will inevitably lead to a lack of harmonisation, potential challenges and lesser protection for clean athletes," he said.

In avoiding bile duct injury, intraoperative cholangiogram (IOC) during LC, a radiologic contrast-based examination of the bile duct, is commonly used as a system-level approach to reduce the incidence [ 33– 33].

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