Sentence examples for the institutes of from inspiring English sources
He had already arranged a good temporary placement at one of the institutes of the Academy of Sciences.
Last fall, the Traditional Values Coalition accused the institutes of paying for "smarmy projects" and studies of "bizarre sexual practices with little or no bearing on public health".
Osler returned to Canada and began general practice in Dundas but was soon appointed lecturer in the institutes of medicine at McGill University.
The Institutes of African Studies, at the Universities of Ibadan and Nigeria (Nsukka), have done much to reawaken interest in traditional folk dancing and poetry.
At the institutes of health, the country's largest medical research organization, Dr. Healy, a Republican appointed by President George Bush, inherited a sprawling agency of 15,000 people.
Among the best-known are the Institutes of Cancer, Cardiology, and Nutrition, located near Tlalpan in the southwestern section of the city.
The Institutes of Health would see its funding remain flat while it absorbed the work of three agencies from the Department of Health and Human Services.
Based on a report from the Institutes of Medicine, the new standards will require more fruits, vegetables and whole grains and, for the first time, limit the amount of calories in each meal.
Sheri represented Johnson & Johnson on the board of PhRMA, the industry trade association, and as a member of the board of the National Quality Forum and of the Institutes of Medicine's Roundtable on Value & Science-Driven Healthcare.
In Unequal Treatment, the landmark report issued by the Institutes of Medicine in 2003, the study committee concluded that the poorer health outcomes suffered by racial minorities relative to whites was due in part to their "unequal treatment" at the hands of health care providers and within health care systems.
The Institutes of Medicine report highlighting the burden of medication errors in the United States has brought the issue of patient safety to the forefront of medical concern.
