Sentence examples for undertake post from inspiring English sources

We will also undertake post hoc analyses by age strata, <24 months and ≥24 months.

UNICEF also supports countries to do post-intervention evaluations such as in supporting Guinea Bissau and DRC to undertake post LLIN campaign surveys.

Combining the data from both studies provides an opportunity to undertake post hoc intent-to-treat (ITT) time-to-event exploratory analyses with increased power, particularly with regard to early treatment effects, differences in treatment effects between subgroups on different outcomes, and an investigation of risk factors.

Health professionals in acute care and primary care can undertake post discharge planning and follow-up strategies designed to minimise risks and associated poor outcomes during transitional care, and studying this process can inform the adoption of suitable strategies by health professionals.

But she is included in the failure to undertake post-invasion planning.

Andrew Mitchell was international development secretary at the time and said Obama could not have been aware of the strenuous efforts made to learn the lessons of Iraq, and to undertake post-conflict planning.

"Moreover, the initial reason the N.F.L. requested such a temporary stay while we waited to hear from the players, was to prevent the N.F.L. from being forced to undertake post-injunction operations," Bye wrote.

From there he was given a West Riding major scholarship to Leeds University to study pharmacology, stayed on to undertake post-graduate research, and was awarded a PhD in 1958.

Funds have also been allocated to undertake post-crisis macro-economic assessments and build national expertise in the conduct of these assessments.

It was further assumed that each person stays out of the labor force until the age of 21, on average, to undertake post-secondary education.

Furthermore, they can undertake post-translational modification of enzymes such as glycosylation or formation of disulfide bridges, alterations that are often essential for enzyme stability and sustained activity.