Sentence examples for a coordinated outcome from inspiring English sources
Thereafter, an auction based coordination mechanism is formulated, which leads production decisions toward a coordinated outcome despite each individual acting independently and on his/her best interest.
Uncertainty makes it harder to negotiate and sustain a coordinated outcome.
Physiological hemostatic balance is a coordinated outcome of counteracting coagulation and fibrinolytic systems.
This finding suggests that application of the combined therapy might influence diverse cellular responses and produce a coordinated outcome.
We present here a literature review of the factors influencing response effectiveness, and discuss several approaches that have been developed to achieve an effective coordinated outcome, as well as how they could be integrated into the volcanology community to enhance and inform the response of volcanologists in the unique management environment created by volcanic crises.
Second, when link delay depends linearly on edge congestion, the total latency of selfish routing is at most 4/3 times that of the best coordinated outcome.
Each of these tasks is designed to solve specific parts of a larger problem, and their coordinated outcomes are required to solve the problem as a whole.
To help overcome those, the circumstances when gains are likely to be large need to be identified and a push made for specific coordinated outcomes in such cases.
Finally, training must be provided to school boards and administrators on a more consistent and accessible basis to ensure systemic change and coordinated outcomes across the province in relation to staff integration and the professional recognition of the new ECE role.
Information on treatment outcome should also regularly be channelled back from the public health department to the healthcare providers, to allow a coordinated evaluation of the outcomes.
To improve health outcomes, a coordinated and multifaceted effort to advance workforce planning, training and education is needed.
