Sentence examples for of planning delivery from inspiring English sources

This information could be useful for instructors and education policy makers to enhance curricula not only on the cognitive component of learning but also to integrate students' levels and types of motivation into the processes of planning, delivery and evaluation of medical education.

While UNICEF Supply Division has both actual and forecast data covering the past 10 years for all countries UNICEF Supply Division procures for, the current stock levels at the central store in countries have not been linked to the UNICEF Supply Division's pipeline of planned delivery schedules.

However, the elements likely to induce such bias, such as knowledge of outcome at exposure measurement, recall bias, and loss to follow-up, are absent from our historical cohort intention-to-treat study in which fetal weight was estimated and mode of planned delivery determined during the pregnancy and before delivery.

There was a bit of Christmas spirit, but a lot of planned deliveries not happening, so when my son was born they basically said, 'If you and your wife want to go to an empty ward, you can spend the night there with your baby.' In this darkened ward with no staff we spent a very happy first night".

This reduced the total number of planned deliveries by the end of 2009 from about 120 to 90 100.

In the absence of randomised controlled trials to specifically address this question, the contemporaneous changes provide circumstantial evidence of the impact of planned deliveries.

This consequently leads to an underestimated quote which will also become a disaster to the mould manufacturers in terms of manpower planning, delivery schedule and profits.

If all goes to plan, delivery of the prefab units is scheduled for April or May.

Unification entailed reorganisation and restructuring of health and family planning delivery systems to ensure a common management structure.

Local authorities should ensure that FGM survivors and relevant charities are consulted at all levels of planning and delivery.

The SHC approach is planning intense; requires the integration of planning, conservation delivery, monitoring and research; and benefits from inter-agency collaboration and coordination.