Sentence examples for adoption of value from inspiring English sources

The study shows that there is a growing interest in the examination of all cost-reducing strategies at the planning stage and adoption of value engineering to incorporate customer requirements rather than focusing on the adoption of cost-cutting strategies at the production stage.

Notably, the adoption of value-based-payment reforms in the private sector such as Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Alternative Quality Contractt coupled with public-sector reforms such as accountable care organizations and bundled-payment initiatives appear to be changing how the delivery system is organized and importantly makes money.

Coming off the seething street, into this challenging space, would inculcate a sense of civic responsibility and inspire the adoption of values of the other world.

Employer adoption of value-based health plan designs, which encourage workers to go to quality doctors and hospitals and work to limit overuse of medical services, is slowly taking hold.

The Deloitte 2016 survey of U.S. Physiciansconfirmed the slow adoption of value-based payment models among doctors.

In this paper, we explored factors that would influence the adoption of value-based purchasing programs in dentistry.

The factors contributing to the adoption of value-based purchasing were categorized according to the Donabedian quality of care framework.

Since the adoption of value-based purchasing depends on provider involvement, this analysis presents possible challenges of implementing P4P in dentistry from a quality-of-care perspective.

With the adoption of fair value, the assessment of items in balance sheets can range from their historical costs to their current value, offering the reader a vision that is in line with the reality of the moment.

Value of Solar Tariffs (VOSTs) are a hot topic right now, following the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission's recent adoption of a Value of Solar methodology.

The end result is an increasing unwillingness to endure delayed gratification outside the pastoral domain, and the adoption of a value system characterized by a premature desire for instantaneous pecuniary gratification.