Sentence examples for nor conducted from inspiring English sources

Though terror has become routine in Mumbai, the government has not mounted a public campaign to educate residents about what to do in the aftermath of an attack nor conducted regular drills to prepare them for tragedies that have now become all too commonplace.

Both the Royal Free and DeepMind have maintained they have not yet run a clinical trial of the app in question, nor conducted a full on-the-market deployment — both of which would likely require them to first gain additional regulatory approvals.

The novel object recognition task (NORT) is a non-aversive test, meaning that it is not associated with a punishment for failing nor conducted under stress-inducing conditions.

27 However, studies to date neither reported a clear exposure definition free of recall bias 13 16 24 nor conducted dose duration analyses.

However, the study was neither designed nor conducted in accordance with the recommendations in the CONSORT statement 26 and lacked a sample size calculation with regards to evaluating primary outcome measures.

In summary, whilst current guidelines advocate family meetings be routinely conducted for all patients [ 28], these encounters are typically neither consistently provided nor conducted according to best available evidence.

By those criteria, troops on duty in the Balkans separating militias or helping to rebuild infrastructure are eroding their readiness because they are neither fighting nor conducting exercises.

Our goal was not to provide a meta-analysis evaluation, nor conduct a comprehensive review of these studies.

In addition, they did not always use screening tools to assess alcohol consumption during pregnancy, nor conduct brief intervention when indicated.

Nearly two thirds (n = 104, 64.2%) of the midwives informed pregnant women about the effects of alcohol consumption in pregnancy, they did not always use the recommended AUDIT screening tool (n = 66, 47.5%) to assess alcohol consumption during pregnancy, nor conduct brief intervention when indicated (n = 107, 70.4%).

Only two thirds of the midwives provided information to pregnant women about the effects of alcohol consumption in pregnancy which may reflect their knowledge, and they did not always use screening tools to assess alcohol consumption during pregnancy, nor conduct brief intervention when indicated.