Sentence examples for may be institutionalized from inspiring English sources
Moreover, management practices may be institutionalized and historically and culturally embedded and consequently prove difficult to change on the basis of scientific information (Arts et al. 2013).
In humans, behavioral pathways of fertility regulation may often be institutionalized in cultural systems, such as marriage and inheritance practices, contraception, and celibacy rules (Kaplan 1996).
System change may fail to be institutionalized because of a turnover of key employees [ 10], resulting in new doctors and nurses unfamiliar with the MET system concept [ 8, 11].
Metro may have gained a foothold, and iOS will be institutionalized.
This trend may reflect the chronological trend of disabled elderly persons to remain at home for longer rather than to be institutionalized.
Should he be institutionalized?
He'd be institutionalized.
In 1951, Anya had to be institutionalized.
Doctors recommended that he be institutionalized.
If I wasn't acting, I'd probably be institutionalized".
