Sentence examples for undertaking directed from inspiring English sources

This change has been made to distinguish them in the UK setting where the name physician assistant has been given to healthcare assistants in hospital medical teams who are unqualified staff undertaking directed tasks, such as phlebotomy.

Then, by undertaking direct expansion from Arabia into Iraq and Syria, he began the Muslim conquests.

Realising that there was little attention paid to the needs of bereaved children, she set up training and supervision for colleagues, as well as undertaking direct work.

Protesters against the badger cull in England have said they plan to change tactics by undertaking direct action to drive up policing costs, after reports of an expansion of culling to new areas.

Marx hoped that the economic crisis would shortly lead to a revival of the revolutionary movement; when this hope faded, he came into conflict once more with those whom he called "the alchemists of the revolution," such as August von Willich, a communist who proposed to hasten the advent of revolution by undertaking direct revolutionary ventures.

Across industries, frontline managers spend 30% to 60% of their time on administrative work and meetings, and 10% to 50% on non-managerial tasks (traveling, participating in training, taking breaks, conducting special projects, or undertaking direct customer service or sales themselves).

Furthermore, 65% agreed with the statement, "I think that undertaking direct observation of procedural skills will improve my future career".

Next we undertook direct sequence analysis to assess the presence of ALDH2 rs671 in study subjects.