Sentence examples for the management table from inspiring English sources

The rage of medicines available at district government administered BHUs is limited and medicines stocks in the district government administered BHUs were scarce; even the some essential medicines and basic medical equipment were not provided by the management (Table  4); shows an obvious comparison of medicines available at two distinctly managed BHUs.

He is expected to push for a German-style works council in the plant — a committee of hourly and salaried employees that gives labor a voice at the management table.

If your mobile Web strategy does not have equal space at the management table, you better make space for it and quick.

Similar significant relations were found for the posttest probability estimates and the management (table 3).

Getting to the management table was not the final step before action; diabetes joined a list of issues for prioritisation by the executive.

The prospect of strikes hitting the BBC's coverage of chancellor George Osborne's spending review announcement next month has increased after union members voted unanimously to back industrial action unless the management tables an improved deal over staff pensions by the end of next week.

These findings coupled with few recorded fevers, hypoxia and elevated WBC counts make the ED diagnosis of pneumonia very difficult and therefore affects the management (Tables 3 and 4). Figure 3 Symptoms on presentation to the ED. Figure 4 Physical examination findings on presentation to the ED.

In all the 9 patients, MRE findings have contributed useful clinical information and impacted the clinical management (Table  3).

Across the entire conservation agenda, some spatial mis-matches seem probable given various actions have differing requirements in terms to the scale of management (Table 2).

Of the six types of management (Table 3), surgery gave the highest mean GBI score (13.0).

Especially in the area of waste management (Table 1), Maqsood and Huang ([2003]) for the first time developed a two-stage interval-stochastic programming (TISP) model and applied it to solid-waste management under uncertainty (waste-generation rates are random variables).