Sentence examples for representative developed from inspiring English sources

Based on results from focus group interviews, current research evidence, clinical knowledge and patients' experience, a multidisciplinary OA team (dietist, nurse, occupational therapist, pharmacist, physical therapist and rheumatologist) and a patient representative developed a pilot-MEP after having attended a work-shop in health pedagogics.

Based on results from the current research evidence, focus group interviews, and clinical experience, the multidisciplinary OA team at a national centre for rehabilitation in rheumatology (dietist, nurse, occupational therapist, pharmacist, physical therapist, and rheumatologist) and a patient representative developed the content of a brief pilot-MEP.

The representative developing brain: sampling strategy matters for neuroscience.

In contrast, he described his Mitsubishi dealership as a real challenge: "Salespeople have to deal with a lawyer buying a $30,000 Diamante one minute, a construction worker buying a pickup truck the next". How can one salesperson (or service representative) develop proficiency with such customer complexity?

China, as a representative developing country, may have the same characteristics, which is contrary to the stated effective market hypothesis.

During the first round of supervision carried out in 2003 2005, providers and community representatives developed action plans to improve the quality of service.

With the start of the MDP301 trial in Mwanza, the CLS has been consolidated and expanded with new facility clusters and associated representatives developed in close consultation with the community.

As clinicians, managers and our political representatives develop and explore these new models, doing so without another long, controversial NHS bill in parliament brings many advantages.

Its programme calls for removing privileges from elected representatives, developing "charity houses" paid for by donations from chief executives, a reduction in VAT on essential products and higher taxes for higher earners.

In Germany, scientific medical societies in cooperation with patient representatives develop so called patient guidelines of each National Disease Management Guideline.

So, in many countries, direct-democratic institutions have not been established or implemented since representative elites developed a strong interest in monopolizing power.