Sentence examples for constituencies characteristics from inspiring English sources

At the same time, progress in design and implementation of clinical information systems such as comprehensive Electronic Patient Record (EPR) systems can be complemented by attention to and examination of information processes as well as the health care constituencies' characteristics.

From the perspective of leveraging social media for political organization, the baseline level of activity among a constituency is one of the most important characteristics of a population.

In publishing the model, we would invite other constituencies to replicate the application to reflect the characteristics of their own populations and perhaps a different understanding about the translation of best-practice care objectives into number and length of consultations for each competency.

The additional-member system combines proportionality with the geographic link between a citizen and a member of the legislature characteristic of constituency-based systems.

Both research teams emphasize the need to examine the characteristics, behaviours, preferences and knowledge of local constituencies and the governance approaches and mechanisms that are pursued.

Both Mr. Berlusconi and Mr. Bersani appear to speak more to their own constituencies than to the nation as a whole, long a characteristic of Italian politics.

The IGZs were devised by the Scottish Government to present statistical data; they approximate to parliamentary constituencies and local authority boundaries but each IGZ includes c.4000 households of similar social characteristics (Scottish Government 2011) (Fig.  1).

We selected a constituency in North Central Trinidad which was considered to be representative of the socio-economic and ethnic characteristics of the country.

Many more constituencies.

Constituencies were comprehensively gerrymandered.

Both are powerful constituencies.