Evaluation, continuous audit, and transparent dissemination of results are essential to allow flexible changes in response to outcomes at the local level, and across the system.
Indeed, flexible change in the cortical striatal activity is a crucial element in learning, and the striatum may be the optimal site for integrating information from several cortical regions, thus reducing the computational demands for learning (Toni et al., 2002).
Will allow the police and intelligence agencies to collect data on communications, like texts and emails, flexible to changes in technology, such as the internet.
The website needs to be simple to navigate, yet well designed and flexible, to accommodate changes in our online needs.
Our data suggest that the core transcription machinery is highly flexible and that changes in relative expression levels of TATA binding factors between oocytes and embryos can drive core factor switching.
The model allows for comparisons between populations with different disease epidemiology, is flexible to changes in costs and economic parameters, and is applicable to vaccination campaigns for other diseases besides cholera.
The labour market has become slightly more flexible through changes in arbitration arrangements and opt-outs for individual firms from collective-bargaining agreements.
Steeped in 150 years of history, EY continues to be agile, innovative, flexible to changes in the market and…well, downright entrepreneurial.
The results revealed that the combined system is robust and flexible in relation to the change in hydraulic retention times (HRTs) and organic loading rates.
With supreme political brilliance, the government's website quoted the former permanent secretary of the Académie française, Maurice Druon, when it said there was a need to be both "firm and flexible" in implementing the changes.
