Sentence examples for mandated questions from inspiring English sources

The benefits of checklists in medicine are increasingly recognised and, considering the time pressures on clinicians and an increasingly complex casemix, mandated questions and answers may act as an extended preoperative checklist to reduce the risk of clinicians overlooking uncommon events [ 16].

Of course she does - the mandate question is one where she's been able to criticise Obama effectively.

Labour's own disarray makes it harder for the opposition to press for a vote, but the mandate question is going to nag away at May's authority and there is an argument for calling an election sooner rather than later.

Studies were typically mandated by clinical questions and ambiguities tracking the variation, tumor pathology data, or in some cases database information.

In court, Judge Sand also seemed troubled by Mr. El-Hage's proposed plea as the defendant began to respond to the judge's questions -- an inquiry mandated by federal law whenever a defendant pleads guilty.

The NHS Friends and Family test, a customer satisfaction question now mandated in a wide range of NHS services across England, seems to be rapidly losing credibility as a metric of care quality, while simultaneously becoming a way to collect industrial quantities of unstructured patient comments.

For example, one group of respondents questioned whether mandated hand sanitizer was warranted in light of research regarding the need for children to develop their immune systems.

Under SIG, educators who question the mandated curriculum can be dismissed a "culture killers".

A number of airlines are using electronic kiosks, which have now been programmed to ask the questions about luggage mandated by federal security rules.

I cannot help but ask several questions regarding this mandated initiative.

Proper adaptation of the questionnaire to the experience of Greek patients mandated slight modification of three questions.