Sentence examples for the introduction of the case from inspiring English sources

The introduction of the case manager is expected to work positively on both the individual and the network level.

In reply, the judge said that the petitioner would be permitted to remain in the courtroom if he 'behaved (himself) and (did) not interfere with the introduction of the case.' The jury was brought in and seated.

Apart from the introduction of the case study, including field measurements, the paper draws on the observations and a three-dimensional (3D) numerical analysis to discuss the implications of observations in the application of the observational method (OM) in the context of the requirements of EUROCODE 7 (EC7).

15 16 While there are no coded data prior to the introduction of the case finding indicator, at face value the QOF did incentivise a change in practice given that around 86% of patients with diabetes and CHD have been coded as screened at least every 15 months since its inception.

The very first time you put theory into practice, you learn all the challenges associated with applying the theory". FIELD [is] a hands-on experiential learning program that has arguably revolutionized education at HBS more than any development since the introduction of the case-study method 90 years ago.

The main objective of this paper is to assess, using a Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA), whether the introduction of the case-mix system into the three university hospitals in Malaysia has improved efficiency.

In our study, students' abilities to evaluate pediatric patients presented as video cases, as assessed by a Rubric score, significantly improved after the introduction of the video case teaching program.

We considered travel restrictions that would reduce incoming international flights by 90% or 99%, starting from day 30 of the first world case [9] and lasting for the entire duration of the epidemic, or until two months after the introduction of the first case in Italy.

We simulated the optimal application timing of the measures by assuming that the interventions were implemented prior to the introduction of the first infected case and continued indefinitely.

The introduction of these cases is in response to the new screening guidelines for carryon luggage recently implemented by the Transportation Security Administration TSAA).

Building on the introduction of the conceptual framework and the case study of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in Part 1, this paper presents a case study of the scientific assessments within the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air-Pollution (LRTAP).