Sentence examples for workshop coordinated from inspiring English sources

At a workshop coordinated by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Oral Cancer and Precancer in the United Kingdom on issues related to oral potentially malignant disorders, a binary classification (no/questionable/mild-low risk; moderate/severe-high risk) of the lesion was recommended.

This year's meeting was preceded by a workshop coordinated by Gertraud Robinson [National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland, USA] designed to provide hands-on training in the many specialized techniques that have been developed to study the development of the mouse mammary gland.

† APN's or Advanced Practice Nurses Initial workshops coordinated by the RNAO were held with three to five key stakeholders from each site (e.g. CRN, manager, administrator).

In Zambia a series of workshops coordinated by the National Aids Council successfully culminated in the development of guidelines for a greater involvement of traditional and religious leaders in health programming [ 42].

The 2018 workshop was coordinated by three graduate students from TUAT and and four from Cornell including SIPS grad students Penelope Lindsay and Hannah Thomas and postdoc Phil Conklin.

Tutors engaged in a series of meetings for the purpose of being instructed in the SCORPIO methodology and practicing their teaching station to ensure that the whole workshop is coordinated and well-timed.

This year the workshops were coordinated between IGIS and the GIF, and we had help from Kelly Easterday, Alice Kelly, and Sean Hogan.

Citing unusable data from some expeditions, she proposed a workshop to coordinate sampling methods before more cruises depart.

They run workshops, help coordinate media campaigns and give lessons in organizing volunteers and conducting polls.

These activities range from organizing specialized workshops and coordinating activities among international organizations and the different arms of the government to funding small-scale industry.

OPIA organizes public interest panels and resume workshops, and coordinates the school's Wasserstein Visiting Fellows Program, in which prominent public interest attorneys are paid a stipend to counsel students.