Sentence examples for systematic team from inspiring English sources
But Bannan said cycling was now dealing with isolated cases, not the systematic team doping that plagued men's professional ranks in the 1990s.
We've been here before – the Festina hearings that revealed systematic team doping that went unpunished, the Puerto hearings that resulted in the destruction of hundreds of blood bags, the USADA reasoned decision that scapegoated Armstrong but left many other riders still active in the sport.
A systematic team approach will be used to properly select the studies.
Exline and colleagues [ 6] implemented a systematic team approach with very aggressive interventions surrounding the Institute for Healthcare Improvement IHII) CLA-BSI bundle focusing on continuous improvement of the strategy.
We implemented a systematic team approach with very aggressive interventions surrounding the IHI CLA-BSI bundle resulting in marginal success toward the target of reducing infections to near-zero in our ICU.
A multipronged systematic team approach and better cooperation between primary and secondary care providers would create fully integrated care for patients, which could lead to improved awareness of the under-recognition and undertreatment of osteoporosis.
However, a systematic team-based model was superior compared to a RegROC.
Into this environment, our epidemiology team championed a systematic team-oriented approach to optimally reduce CLA-BSI to a near-zero rate.
When comparing our results to these findings, we conclude that the implementation of systematic, team-based model for RA patients, and CVD-RF recording remained suboptimal.
Our approach was prospective and addressed a future system at a high level, and has similarities with the Structured What-If Technique (SWIFT), which is a systematic team-oriented technique for hazard identification suitable for considering systems where human and organizational factors predominate [ 26, 27].
Distinguishing between ictal and interictal measurements is certainly a difficult task for a systematic review team, since this information is rarely provided in studies.
