Sentence examples for allocation training from inspiring English sources

They include effective and sustained political commitment and planning; sufficient and sustained budget allocation; training, supervision, monitoring and evaluation of implemented policies; multisectoral participation; and strong governance and accountability.

We also tested associations between HRQoL-scales and BMI, body fat, FEV1, physical activity, and anaerobic and aerobic performance at baseline and changes over 6 months by linear regression models with adjustments for age, gender, group allocation (training vs no training) and nationality.

In theory, the internal labor market is much more than just promotions; it includes pricing, allocation, and training of labor.

Firm organization, management practices, and work arrangements 2. Working condition of the units 12. Resource allocation 3. Training facilities for the employee 13.

The allocation of training levels in the labor force is determined by the distribution of natural ability levels, ECCE, and development of national institutions.

On the other hand, optimal power allocation between training and information symbols leads to the lowest possible information symbol estimation error variance.

The optimal power allocation between training and data at each sensor over orthogonal channels that are subject to path loss, Rayleigh fading, and Gaussian noise is derived in [16].

In contrast, this value can be improved by more than 15 bits/channel use with an optimal allocation of training and data powers (Figure 5). Figure 5 Capacity upper and lower bounds.

As institutional economists argue, in order to avoid information asymmetry, the pricing, allocation, and training of labor, once completed at external labor markets, is then "internalized" and governed by a set of administrative rules and procedures within the firm to reduce the cost of screening, supervision, and labor replacement (Burawoy 1979; Doeringer and Piore 1971).

Work satisfaction, time allocation between training activities and volume of surgery performed were determined.

Publication C was a survey on the allocation of training posts to applicants for postgraduate medical education in Austria [ 29].