I share the concern that you and the Cultural Equities Group express about equity and adequacy in financing for the arts.
Thus, when appropriate, appeal to the four causes is both necessary and sufficient for completeness and adequacy in explanation.
Nurses, and other health care practitioners must make efforts through union mobilization and gender solidarity, in order to improve (i) their professional status and the development of formal nursing care plans, and (ii) budget allocations for staffing and resource adequacy in the hospital setting [ 22].
The role of diet quality and nutrient adequacy in the etiology of childhood obesity is poorly understood.
The aim of the paper is to quantify the impact of the non-standard Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) variables as the use of medical technologies (MR, CT) on the results of the assessment of the efficiency of the healthcare facilities and their adequacy in the evaluation of the monitored processes.
The secondary objective is to quantify the impact of the non-standard variables in DEA related to the use of medical technologies (MR, CT) on the results of the evaluation of the efficiency of the healthcare facilities and their adequacy in the evaluation of the monitored processes.
Note that flexibility and adequacy mentioned in the definition by OECD (2001) can be assessed as a part of availability and quality, respectively.
On the other hand, Naïve Bayes exhibits faster learning rate and J48 reveals adequacy in the true positive and false positive rates.
First, rare endogenous rearrangements may occur more or less efficiently, depending on the TCR Tg and the selective advantage it confers at the DN and DP thymocyte stages and its survival adequacy in the peripheral environments.
The activation of the still predominantly passive demand side is necessary to further guarantee a stable power system in the short term and ensure capacity adequacy in the long run.
