Sentence examples for With a structured approach from inspiring English sources

In this section, we compare the performance of our protocol with a structured approach for one-shot duplicate insensitive data aggregation that involves maintaining network structures such as spanning trees.

Carl Gilleard, chief executive of the AGR, says his members are mainly large organisations with a structured approach to recruitment.

To deliver on the promise of improved health and reduced spending, value-based care must be augmented with a structured approach to eliminating waste, such as Lean innovation methods.

In addition, we believe that in order to deliver on the promise of improved health and reduced spending, VBC must be augmented with a structured approach to eliminate waste and be delivered in conjunction with a broad-based effort to address factors that are outside of the traditional boundaries of healthcare.

This implies that the traditional steps included in the risk assessment (e.g. evaluation of risks for emissions, exposure, effects) need to be complemented with a structured approach to evaluate abatement options (technical and non-technical) as well as policy options for managing the problem.

Using this thought process to design your Customer Engagement programs provides you with a structured approach to tackling what can feel like an overwhelming arena.

A curved line is associated with creativity and spontaneity, while a straight line is linked with practicality and a structured approach.

For a systematic assessment of the consequences of disease, an appropriate definition and evaluation of the goals of therapy and interventions, and an active partnership with the patient, a structured approach to rehabilitation management is needed.

We saw marked differences between patients' experience of dental care in dental practices with and without a structured approach to prevention in place.

We followed advice from the Mental Capacity Act (2005) Code of Practice i.e. assessing the person with dementia using a structured approach for testing capacity, seeking assent from a carer when the person had lost capacity and using professional consultees when a carer could not be contacted.

Our classifications of MDD and BD were based on self-report, rather than formal psychiatric examination, although, as with chronic pain assessment, a structured approach was used (see "Detailed information of the UK Biobank variables used for classifying lifetime experience of probable bipolar disorder and depression" subsection).