Sentence examples for standardised transition from inspiring English sources

Runners will complete a standardised transition to either minimalist or control shoes and undergo assessments at baseline, 6 and 26 weeks.

Some countries have developed a national standardised transition to practice program such as the Flying Start Program in Scotland [ 24] and the United States National Council of Nursing's Regulatory Model of Transitioning New Nurse to Practice [ 27].

The standardised gradual transition to minimalist shoes from 0%to100%0% of weekly running will inform runners, coaches and clinicians of the effect of these shoes across the entire transitional period.

For example, a recent systematic review of transitions to adult services for children and young people with palliative care needs identified that the evidence base here is also poor, with no standardised programmes for transition identified.

A transition to standardised electronic-test certificates (E-TCs) is thought to offer advantages over the static alternatives currently in use.

SMART is smart As a part of the project, a total of 17 people have trained on Standardised Monitoring and Assessment of Relief and Transition (SMART).

No standardised set of quality measures associated with transitioning complex-care patients across the various healthcare settings and home exists.

We calculated NCHS z-scores from weight, height/length, age and sex variables using Emergency Nutrition Assessment for software for standardised monitoring and assessment of relief and transitions (SMART).

At present, there is no standardised set of quality measures associated with transitioning complex-care patients across the various healthcare settings and discharged and/or readmitted to/from home.

This was all happening around the time the internet came in: chat programmes like AOL and MSN Messenger, with their own small, ten-smiley keyboards, marked the transition from old ASCII smiley faces to standardised pictographs.

Except that this transition never happened on a large scale, and the standardised apartment blocks were being rolled out to the edges of Moscow up until the end of the 1980s.