Sentence examples for routinely working in from inspiring English sources

They noted that less than 2 percent of hospitals had installed comprehensive electronic medical records systems, doctors and nurses were routinely working in excess of limits on duty hours and few were paying attention to even simple hand-washing recommendations.

Since DPN offers the ability of routinely working in the sub-100 nm regime under ambient conditions, which are critical for patterning biologically active molecules, several different approaches have been investigated for bio-nanopatterning of surfaces using this technique.

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Out of eight health workers routinely working in the four selected RCH clinics, only five health workers were present at the time of the study.

At the time of the study, out of eight health workers routinely working in the four selected RCH clinics only five were present; three of them were trained to provide RCH services (two MCH Aides who worked jointly at one health facility and one nurse midwife) and only one had been trained on the FANC guidelines.

He routinely works in his research laboratory into the early-morning hours, he said.

This third option – for which some 600 intepreters are eligible under the scheme – will be available to those who "routinely worked in dangerous and challenging roles in Helmand outside protected bases", Hammond said.

I went to North Korea at a time when just seven U.S. groups routinely worked in North Korea -- five of them evangelical Christian and long active on the Korean peninsula, and two which were actually funded by the U.S. government's foreign aid program.

24, 25 Health professionals who routinely work in these clinical settings are likely to have in-depth knowledge of the patients' presenting conditions.

As described in the quote below, these officers routinely work in specialist clinics (ENT, ophthalmology, and so on) or in chest and lung clinics that offer treatment of tuberculosis supported by the National HIV/AIDS control programme (NASCOP).

Thirty three (33) health workers to be mentored were randomly selected and recruited to participate in clinical mentoring from different cadres of health workers that routinely work in the five selected health facilities in Jigawa State (please see Table  1).