Sentence examples for management assisting from inspiring English sources
He slowly worked his way into management, assisting the former Argentine international Daniel Passarella before taking Estudiantes of La Plata to the South American title, and then the World Club Cup final against Barcelona.
The Clinical Research Team also offers statistical support, which includes study design, performing statistical power calculations, drafting analysis plans and analyzing data, preparing and interpreting study results, developing reports, data coding, cleaning and management, assisting with writing statistical portions of grants, manuscripts, protocols and presentations.
The co-facilitator provides a supporting role for the lead during all sessions (including equipment management, assisting in concept explanations and management of group-based activities), administrative support prior to (participant weigh-in, attendance sheets and homework compliance) and post (participant feedback questionnaires) all sessions.
Risk management assists the practitioners in manufacturing industries to determine types of risk and the best way to treat the risk.
In addition, it will identify any Government-wide obstacles it perceives to executive management, assist OPM in facilitating career executive continuity between administrations, and facilitate communication among the SES cadre.
The RBG grazing/herding management assisted the herders to decrease their variable costs and improve profits in 2010.
CM: Data management, assisted with GIS figures, manuscript review.
NMP developed study design, administered surveys, performed data management, assisted in drafting, editing, and revision of the manuscript.
The service is led by a Nurse Practitioner in Wound Management, assisted by nurses with expertise in wound care.
DM helped to organise the fieldwork, organised the data management, assisted with analysis, and helped to draft the manuscript.
A trusting relationship with health professionals, sharing experiences with other women with diabetes, active social support, shared decision and responsibilities for diabetes management assisted the women to make a positive transition.
