Sentence examples for definition of task from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the definition of task initiation used in this study (i.e., the first glance to the in-vehicle system) might not necessarily represent a decision to become involved in the task.

PROforma provides some facilities for the definition of task classes, but the expressive power of these facilities is limited (for instance they do not allow task classes to be grouped into hierarchies) and they are rather awkward to use.

We adopted the following definition of task shifting by Callaghan et al 14: "the process of shifting tasks to a variety of health workers; including nurses or new cadres in prescribing of medications and medical testing, as long as it is a streamlined, rationalized chain of care".

21 26–38 The 14 articles were further screened based on whether or not the intervention fulfilled the definition of task shifting used for this review (use of non-physician clinicians in prescribing medications or performing medical testing in the treatment or management of CVD).

The shift from traditional social work roles toward a more refined definition of tasks was catalysed by a desire to define the professionalism of the sector.

It requires developing various ITS architectures, a clear definition of tasks (needs of the user) and compilation of databases.

In the example below, the critical elements missing from the interaction were to do with the lack of definition of tasks, but also lack of endorsement of the exercise by one of the teachers.

We asked for the definition of task-shifting, how it manifested, rationale for its practice, the acceptability, the procedures involved, when it is appropriate, the perceived barriers to task shifting it, for how long it should go on, its effect on patient outcomes and any recommendations.

The purpose of this guideline is the definition of tasks, responsibilities and standard procedures for the institutions and main structures that are responsible for offering the services related to the protection of the child's rights.

On the other hand, limited definition of tasks at health facility level in Brazil affected acceptability of CHAs by other health workers, thereby resulting into sub-optimal or partial integration into the human resources function of health system.

It was reported that the ability by the supervisor to effectively translate the knowledge acquired from the supervisory course into proper definition of tasks at the health posts was essential in enhancing CHA work performance.