Sentence examples for appropriate human resources from inspiring English sources
This paper proposes an engineering method to select appropriate human resources for the PSS design.
PSS providers, therefore, have to organise appropriate human resources from the viewpoint of customer requirements.
It is imperative to have the appropriate human resources and capabilities in the development and implementation of space policies and space legal regimes.
We then propose an integrated, efficient computational method based on design of experiments to solve the software resource selection problem, in which a critical resource diagram (CRD) is first used to show the interrelationships among human resources and tasks, followed by implementing Taguchi's parameter design approach to select appropriate human resources.
This category is linked to two sub-dimensions that were strongly (≥75%) endorsed, namely appropriate human resources to support change and appropriate material resources to support change.
The usefulness of compulsory licensing, for local production or as a negotiating tool, largely depends on whether the appropriate technological and production capacity exists and whether appropriate human resources are available.
These strategies are led to prepare an IT strategic plan that in turn translates into an appropriate human resource strategic plan in the field of IT (Sameni and Khoshalhan, 2006).
A secondary objective was to investigate the uses of cross-national survey data for identifying appropriate human resource interventions, as a step towards formulating appropriate health policy options.
These data offer a starting point for designing programmes and policies that better meet the health needs of the South African population through more appropriate human resource management.
Studies that elucidate the dynamics of physicians' career choices among specialties and facilities are needed as a basis for instituting appropriate human resource policies.
A better understanding of stakeholder views on which cadres should have authority to perform ART-related tasks in specific patient populations would be useful in developing appropriate human resource policies, training materials, and support strategies.
