Sentence examples for region members from inspiring English sources

To manage patients with TMA consistently throughout our country and to have a comprehensive registry, we officially defined at least one leading academic center in each French region (members listed in appendix).

An initial e-mail was sent to Eastern region members to ascertain initial interest.

Trinidad and Tobago (T&T), an island nation situated off the coast of Venezuela and home to 1.3 million citizens, [ 2] shares with region members an incidence of HIV/AIDS second only to sub-Saharan Africa [ 3].

From the Indo-Australian region members of the genus Sphaerechinorhynchus have been reported in Black Snakes (genus Pseudechis, Australia), from Asian cobra, Naja naja (North Borneo) and from king cobra (Ophiophagus hannah, Southeast Asia, undocumented area) [ 46],[ 47].

The Health Ministers of WHO South-East Region member states agreed in 2012 on 18 recommendations at national and regional levels for preventing and containing antimicrobial drug resistance, including increased capacity for surveillance (http://209.61.208.233/LinkFiles/WHD-11_antimicrobial dresistance_Jaipur_declaration_.pdf.pdf).

The West African region member states are, in alphabetic order: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Nigeria, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo.

To monitor the feasibility of achieving this goal, we aimed to project the future trends of obesity (body-mass index [BMI] ≥30 kg/m2) to 2025 for each of the 53 WHO European Region Member States.

Assume that the total number of these regions is N rn, then the probability of any region member of CTV including the location of the real sink is 1/N rn, which reflects the level of uncertainty the attacker has in terms of identifying correctly a region of the sink.

Of the European region member states, 49% had introduced PCV by 2012 [ 9].

By December 2009, 130 WHO member states including two of 46 WHO Africa region member states used RCVs within their routine immunization systems [ 14].

Special funds and treaties need to be established within EU or WHO European region member states to ensure reciprocity and cover the costs incurred for treating patients coming from other countries.