Sentence examples for personnel approaching from inspiring English sources

24 Recruitment occurred by oral health personnel approaching all mothers presenting to these facilities and asking whether they would like to be involved in the prospective study.

Nearly half of the ambulance personnel approaching retirement age (60 years in Denmark) experience some degree of musculoskeletal pain compared to just one third of those in the same age group in the core work force.

While the crew members were investigating the mechanical issue, two small Iranian boats with armed personnel approached, the timeline said.

In one, published in 2011 in the Journal of Anaesthesiology Clinical Pharmacology, researchers found that music consistently helped personnel approach stressful surgeries "in a more thoughtful and relaxed manner".

Trained research personnel approached youth and parents/guardians in the clinic setting and obtained informed consent/assent.

Study personnel approached eligible and available patients on the first or second day of their stay to determine appropriateness for cognitive testing.

We found that the interaction between health-care personnel and patients varied according to the following: the type of information provided; the language used; how the personnel approached the patient (standing, speaking above the patient, speaking directly to the patient); the engagement with patient preferences; and different degree of encouragement.

Ms. Luke added: "A year after the February 2003 letter, the city told us we were working well together and approved our personnel, approach and overall architecture.

It is not a shift away from the formation Holger Osieck favoured when he was in charge, but there has been a huge change in personnel, approach and tempo.

C.E.S. is the largest (and most exhausting) trade show in North America, and most of the people who attend it — exclusively media and electronics-industry personnel — approach C.E.S. with queasy dread.

A lack of support from military service providers may reduce the interest of serving personnel in approaching these services following tailored advice related to mental health problems.