Sentence examples for staff with established from inspiring English sources
Assessment encourages institutions to employ staff with established research records rather than emerging researchers who are doing excellent science but who are yet to amass publications.
His firm looked for staff with established ties to big institutional funds, which will allocate a chunk of their commission to brokers with good analysts, salesman and traders.
He said he thought that the newspaper could be introduced with that little because of lower technology and staff costs compared with established papers.
This created a need for researchers to have a great deal of flexibility, reciprocity and time to develop relationships with the staff, discover established routines and practices and to conduct research in such a setting.
Senior level residents function at the level of a surgical pathology fellow with responsibilities including oversight of grossing by junior level residents, working with laboratory staff to establish appropriate work flow levels in the lab, "hot-seat" diagnostic decision making responsibility for frozen sections, and microscopic sign-out of cases with the attending.
Mercy House would be responsible for transporting clients to and from the facility and would "work cooperatively with city staff to establish designated pickup/drop-off locations," according to the application.
Participant observation was conducted by the study staff to establish rapport with physicians, nurses and patients.
After the PBF training, most of the in charge and administrator of health facilities sat together with other staff to establish financial system in their facilities.
A further limitation of this study was the lack of resources to undertake a second interview with all staff to establish how their experiences may have changed over time [ 21].
Primary care staff initially established verbal consent with patients to check eligibility for the trial.
Some Russian researchers have shown that the municipal administration of PS has been inefficient, and suggested that regional centers with more experienced staff be established [ 29].
