Sentence examples for timely transition from inspiring English sources

Michelson: Establishing a mandatory retirement age can also help provide a structure that ensures a smooth, timely transition.

Scott Steinhardt, a spokesman for the New York State Division of Parole, said its role was "solely to ensure the safe and timely transition of offenders to federal custody".

"Our research shows that a policy package that actively supports both clean energy investment and the orderly replacement of our ageing coal-fired power stations can better manage a timely transition to a cleaner energy supply.

Tomkiel, J., Cooke, C. A., Saitoh, H., Bernat, R. L. & Earnshaw, W. C. CENP-C is required for maintaining proper kinetochore size and for a timely transition to anaphase.

Many other important issues such as toxicity, environmental impact, materials compatibility, energy efficiency, developing country needs and product life cycle of the alternatives need to be resolved before a timely transition to substitutes can be accomplished on a global scale.

We elucidated the pivotal role of myeloid cells in virus clearance and show how these cells phenotypically, functionally, and metabolically undergo a timely transition from inflammatory to M2-like macrophages in vivo.

Indeed, it's probably not a coincidence that companies with good track records of making timely transitions from exploitation to exploration tend not to have stellar stock performance.

Our aim in this study was to systematically examine nurses' self-reported accounts of supporting the transition to palliation in a context whereby adherence to best-practice guidelines for more effectively and timely transitions are being urgently called for.

PCC also emphasizes the need for effective communication, education, and information-sharing with patients and their family and friends, as well as facilitating integration of care and appropriate and timely transitioning.

The results suggest that nurses may be utilised in a more formalised and systematic fashion in the context of managing medical futility and the need to topicalise the transition, with the focus shifted away from medical referrals towards more team-based and patient-centred timely transitions.

This is a good indication that programmes are increasingly successful in ensuring timely transitions along the cascade of HIV care and treatment: as PLHIV initiate treatment earlier, treatment failures are reduced, but importantly, pretreatment mortality also declines as those with advanced disease are selected onto treatment, leaving an increasingly healthy not-on-ART population.