Sentence examples for systematically converted to from inspiring English sources
Clinical guidelines were systematically converted to review criteria following the strategy as proposed by the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research.
Three practice guidelines on asthma care for children [ 15- 17], all meant to be used in 2000 2003, were systematically converted to review criteria following the strategy as proposed by the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research AHCPRR) [ 18].
Healey has accused the company of systematically converting grants to loans in error, a charge FedLoan has vehemently denied.
These explanations constitute the NRDR knowledge base which is then systematically converted, with the expert introduced terms, to a collection of inter-related default theories.
While most of the TetR homologues could be systematically converted into both repressors and activators, for some only a single variant was found to be both functional and robust (BM3R1R, ButRA, and IcaRA).
As the city systematically upgraded its housing stock, more than 100,000 rooms that housed the poor have been renovated and converted to other uses, helping to create a homelessness problem that has become the nation's worst.
This knowledge base is then systematically converted into a set of default theories.
However, the fact that crossovers are frequently associated with simple, continuous conversion tracts indicates that in the majority of the cases the sequence of the cut chromosome is systematically converted [9].
In this study, any different cancer codes used by registries were systematically converted into International Classification of Disease, Ninth Revision (ICD-9).
From each guideline, the panellists identified specific elements of care and systematically converted these into review criteria (n = 65), allowing detailed measurement of GP's adherence [ 16].
