Sentence examples for organisation tables from inspiring English sources

In the domain of the organisation (Tables  3 and 4), professionals and in particular obstetricians in training (67 %) mentioned a need for more frequent skills- and team training (53 %).

Indicators that were not applicable to a certain patient group, representing rather organisational aspects in general, were allocated to "general organisation" (table 1).

Pascal Lamy, the director general of the World Trade Organisation, tabled new proposals last night in the hope of securing a deal by the middle of the week that would liberalise international trade in agriculture, manufactured goods and services.

This was generally received positively, as adding more transparency to even this part of the organisation (Table 1).

Out of this sample, 15.4% (n = 20) were from the pain clinic, 13.1% (n = 17) from the primary care centre and 71.5% (n = 93) from the lay organisation (Table 1).

These loci were named according to their domain organisation (Table S1), and a schematic representation of the family is presented Figure 1.

To assess whether proteins scored as hits in our screen have a direct or indirect role in the organisation of the tER-Golgi units and whether there is a correlation between specific localisation and the BC phenotype, we expressed 6 C-terminally V5 tagged hits and examined their cellular localisation as well as any dominant negative effect on the tER-Golgi unit organisation (Table 3).

Similarly most of the down-regulated genes belonged to gene categories involved in metabolic processes and cell wall organisation (Table 4).

Our survey shows that at any point in time in 2005, around 2072 international health volunteers were deployed in sub-Saharan Africa by the larger volunteer organisation (Table).

These are grouped according to their perceived negative or positive impact in relation to patients, staff and the organisation (Table  5).

Thus there are different conditions for collaboration between FPs and DNs depending on the type of organisation (Table 1) [ 3, 24].