Sentence examples for secondary community from inspiring English sources

Solange 1 from 1974 establishes that as long as European law does not protect fundamental rights equivalent to that provided by national law nor has achieved the similar level of democratic legitimacy for its law-making power, the Court would keep reviewing secondary Community law according to the standards of the national Constitution.

Secondary community metabolome is a subset of total community metabolome.

Two types of community metabolomes were calculated using the PRMT method: total community metabolome, and secondary community metabolome.

MDS plots for microbiome community structures, log-transformed community enzyme profiles, and total and secondary community metabolome models were generated.

Cost data for England come from programme budgeting data, an analysis of commissioning expenditure by healthcare condition (eg, circulatory disease) and care setting (eg, primary, secondary, community).

Generic – the instrument should be generic, applicable without change across all patient categories and care settings, including primary, secondary, community, emergency, domiciliary and social care.

Secondary community-acquired bacterial infection is a well-established poor prognostic factor for influenza virus infection, but its role has not been demonstrated conclusively for H5N1 virus infection because most of the co-infections that occurred after H5N1 infection were due to hospital-acquired bacteria or fungi.

Moreover, he represented the School throughout the independent secondary school community and was instrumental in the founding of the Independent School Chairman's Association.

"This new draft guideline provides advice for primary, secondary and community care healthcare professionals on the most suitable tests for accurately diagnosing asthma and how to help people monitor and control their symptoms.

This is certainly not an endorsement of the status quo – his vision is in many ways a radical one, particularly in breaking down the barriers between primary, secondary and community care.

In the Netherlands, Buutzorg provides integrated health and social care directly to patients, while in Sweden "chains of care" ensure that primary, secondary and community providers collaborate much more effectively for patients with long-term conditions and this is formalised through a primary contractor.