Sentence examples for new checklist from inspiring English sources

Chad Johnson of the Cincinnati Bengals has a new checklist in his locker, thanks to his coach, Marvin Lewis.

A1 Analysts say that Prime Minister Tony Blair, in unveiling his new checklist for Iraq's cooperation on disarmament, was offering a desperate attempt to head off war in Iraq and, perhaps, help provide him with political cover at home.

The hospital has developed a new checklist to ensure that a doctor and nurse have conducted "a final review of all critical lab results and patient vital signs" before a patient leaves, Lisa Greiner, a spokeswoman, said in the statement.

Iverson had a brilliant 36 points, the game high, but he also took on a new checklist of injuries to go along with his chronic right hip bruise: a bruised right knee and a sore left eye after he was inadvertently poked by Alvin Williams.

This was expanded and revised in 1960 as the New Checklist Of Agarics And Boleti, in collaboration with PD Orton and FB Hora, a standard work which is only now being revised as part of a comprehensive modern checklist and database being compiled at Kew.

This paper describes a new checklist with public health aspects.

The fresh approaches now being put into place include simple measures like new checklists, as well as high-tech tactics like programming Rory's symptoms into training robots.

The experts called for cockpit instruments that would give more detailed information to pilots on the condition of their engines and also recommended new checklists based on low-altitude engine failure; the one the US Airways pilots had was for a high-altitude failure, in which case more time would have been available.

Hence, when creating new checklists for other environmental arenas, providing the severity scores is ideally only a matter of finding the proper classification.

Health services piloting new checklists or using established checklists should be encouraged to create an evaluation plan on their use of safety checklists and publish their findings so that the body of evidence can grow.

In addition to continuing to add new checklists and keeping them updated, we are developing natural language processing tools to identify new taxonomic name descriptions as they appear in the literature (e.g., uBioRSS [ 10]).