Sentence examples for repeated reorganisation from inspiring English sources
And he agreed that not every penny in the previous government's budgets was well-spent, citing the repeated reorganisation of NHS primary care trusts as something that was "destabilising and wasteful".
Every Ottoman infantry division in Palestine repeated this reorganisation, with one quarter of their rifle strength being replaced by light machine guns, considerably increasing their fire power and strengthening their offensive and defensive capabilities.
Such bridges may consist of mitotically unstable chromosomes undergoing repeated breakage-fusion-bridge (BFB) cycles, thus causing massive reorganisation of chromosome structure (McClintock, 1940).
What happened to the historical county of Middlesex was repeated across the UK between 1972 and 1975, when a major reorganisation of local government swept aside many old county names.
Not only is EEG relatively inexpensive and non-invasive as compared to other imaging techniques, allowing repeated acquisitions in the same animal, but it also allows to study cortical reorganisation at the whole-brain level and with high temporal resolution, i.e. in the ms time scales, a temporal resolution consistent with the speed of information processing (Michel and Murray 2012; Nunez 1993).
One could speculate that repeated surveying may itself lead to improvements but there has also been continuing investment and reorganisation within the Primary and Secondary Care sectors of UK health care over the last 5 years.
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