Sentence examples for availability of continuity from inspiring English sources

When maintainability is considered together with other quality criteria, then we talk about availability of continuity, availability of integrity, etc. GNSS availability at user level also implies that GNSS receiver is able to predict accuracy, integrity and continuity performance over the next critical operation period and the predicted values must not exceed the specified values.

Five factors can be distinguished for the process aspect, namely interpersonal factors, availability of information, continuity of treatment, waiting time and the quality of treatment.

Women's negative views were driven by a gap between expectation and experience of availability of staff time, continuity of care, consistency of care, and communication from hospital staff.

Five sub-categories emerged; to experience lack of time, to experience problems of availability, to experience lack of continuity, to experience unclear responsibility, to experience an ongoing change.

In addition to the new working arrangements, there was a change from 2000/01 to 2001/02 in the availability and continuity of permanent staff members, doctors and nurses.

The available evidence showed associations (of gender balance and availability of nurses) with access, continuity, comprehensiveness and efficiency of primary care.

As has been highlighted, the challenge of achieving SLA-awareness in cloud environments is a multifaceted research issue with a number of dimensions stemming from it such as determining the levels of resource availability, service continuity rates and scalability trends of performance that will be able to satisfy QoS constraints.

Therefore, strong ionosphere TEC gradients and the resulting fluctuations and signal scintillations can be hazardous in terms of continuity and availability for GNSS navigation (Forte and Radicella, [2004]).

Electronic primary care databases have the potential to provide a valuable source of regional data on smoking prevalence due to their size, availability of monthly data and continuity.

Patients usually determine quality of care based on: acceptable waiting times, convenient opening hours, confidential relationships, availability of gender-sensitive services, continuity of services, choice of contraceptive method, and being treated with dignity and respect.

The lack of continuity, lack of availability, lack of time, and lack of personal contact forced more use of paper forms, and prolonged the passive waiting times for the sick-listed.