Sentence examples for procedures and progress from inspiring English sources

The final material is a coronary arteriogram shown in Fig. 6 which can describe essential information about the diagnoses, treatment procedures, and progress.

Along with acting as a communication tool — akin to a "Yammer for construction" — the software also enables stakeholders to work on drawings, BIM models, tasks, controls, safety procedures and progress monitoring.

The procedures and progress reports of work deliverables will be led by the Spanish management team according to the schedule's National Children's Bureau (NCB) to the European Commission, with a frequency of 6 months.

All others must be reviewed again according to the new procedures, and monthly progress reports must be sent to the agency.

Lung transplants (first performed by Hardy in 1963) are difficult procedures, and much progress is yet to be made in preventing rejection.

Absence of a clear governance structure devoted to the success of the network as a whole, or a failure in process, including means for reconciling disputes, often leads to the formation of subgroups based on self-interests, studies burdened with irrelevant and costly instruments and procedures, sluggish progress on study design and implementation, and poor site and patient enrollment.

All authors were informed about the procedure and the progress via interim reports, and discussed them in regular meetings.

For example, a single standard for implementing an infection control program may receive an entry-level score when the provider implements a required structure such as a policy or procedure, and then progress to a full accreditation status when its infection control program is fully implemented and demonstrates through its data that it is effective in controlling infections.

Detailed policies and procedures and reports of progress are available at the kConFab website [ 9].

UNICEF could require that grants be spent in accordance with the government procedures and require periodic progress reports.

The working groups meets monthly to set goals and priorities for the program; establish program procedures and guidelines; monitor progress; address problems; and reach consensus on intervention issues.