Sentence examples for preexisting institutions from inspiring English sources

The university, into which preexisting institutions of higher learning had been merged in 1803, became especially distinguished for teaching on economic and maritime subjects.

App users are building on these preexisting institutions, which were themselves created through decades if not centuries of development, tradition and political struggle – and not because they tap directly into something about universal "gay" nature.

At some stations, we share data of preexisting instruments operated by local institutions.

Although the patient population included medical and surgical ICU patients, the results were based on eICU physicians staffing a total of 18 beds in a single institution that had preexisting daytime on-site intensivist coverage.

It uses preexisting electronic healthcare data at collaborating institutions by running a centrally developed computer program at each site which returns summary results to the organising centre [ 12].

While all CARE's community engagement (and health systems strengthening) interventions take a rights-based approach as the starting point, each community has a preexisting context of norms, beliefs, and community institutions.

At our institution in 2011, there were 167 pre lung transplant adult CF patients, of whom 46 had preexisting CFRD.

Second, as a public teaching institution staffed by house-officer trainees and salaried teaching attending physicians, the hospital had a preexisting culture of shared responsibility for patient care, leading to wide acceptance of the RRT model by the physician and nurse staffs.

So much for the end of preexisting conditions.

Understandable institutions.

Institutions matter.