Sentence examples for coordination dimensions from inspiring English sources
The paper shows how foresight can be embedded in a multilateral S&T programme cooperation using a set of coordination dimensions and design principles.
The tool is a comprehensive instrument built to audit the several health care management coordination dimensions, being them: Population, Primary Health Care, Support systems, Logistic systems and Management systems [ 6].
The addition of a coordination dimension in the explicit auction is intended to solve problems of international flows.
The effects of the lattice topology (coordination, dimension and structure) on the local density of states are discussed, mainly for energies close to the Fermi energy.
For the coordination of physical dimensions, CytoSolve currently performs unit checking and unit conversion on all input parameters.
This analysis shows a positive incremental coordination between ACT dimensions and one important likely consequence of superior ACT context scores; namely, increasing levels of instrumental research utilization.
take place that are affected by certain organizational dimensions (coordination across layers, possibilities for economies of scope, spatial variation of relevant preferences, degree of specialization etc).
One pre-check is to ensure coordination of physical dimensions e.g. conversion of species concentrations to uniform units, for example, molecules/cell or nM units.
Viewpoints on important elements for PCC appeared to differ more among professionals than between departments, but overall, the patient preferences, information and education, and coordination of care dimensions were considered to be most important for PCC.
Organisational performance was assessed through a composite score related to five dimensions: coordination and adaptation to uncertainty; communication; conflict management; organisational change and organisational learning; and skills developed in relationship with patients and their families.
The coordination of care dimension reflects the ability of primary care providers to coordinate use of other levels of health care [ 4].
