In this study, RMA uses the difficulty parameter, δ, to locate healthcare technologies along a continuum of technological capability while conjointly locating hospitals based on their ability to implement healthcare technologies, β, along the same continuum.
Whatever their theoretical justification, human rights refer to a wide continuum of values or capabilities thought to enhance human agency or protect human interests and declared to be universal in character, in some sense equally claimed for all human beings, present and future.
Outcomes will look less binary as these apps allow students to articulate their capabilities along a continuum of course level competencies, badges and certificates.
Normally, the higher one ascends in the health system hierarchy and continuum of care, the better the resource capability to manage such complications as PPH [ 31].
Suites of capabilities will be important".
The main concepts of capabilities thinking are "functionings" and "capabilities".
Third, reflecting varying environmental circumstances, differing worldviews, and inescapable interdependencies within and between different value or capability systems, human rights refer to a wide continuum of claims, ranging from the most justiciable (or enforceable) to the most aspirational.
Smooth muscle cells exhibit a remarkable capability to transform between "contractile" and "synthetic" phenotypes and a continuum of states in between.
An ad hoc decision made by the intensivist regarding special treatment created several ad hoc decisions related to organizational issues such as placement of the patient, the availability and capability of the nurse, the timing of the treatment and ensuring the continuum of care from shift to shift.
Part of the "continuum of force".
