Sentence examples for delivering indicators from inspiring English sources

Delivering indicators of habitat connectivity first requires identifying the habitat units that will be treated as individual entities for spatially explicit analyses.

The approach here presented provides a combined assessment of landscape structure, function and change that should be valuable and applicable to deliver operational indicators in dynamic landscapes in South America and other Mediterranean regions.

This occurred in close consultation with the project leaders, which delivered the indicator set to the hospital teams and provided them with training required for data gathering.

Present Indicators.

The number of all performance indicators and of the 19 essential performance indicators delivered by the assignments of the ergonomics consultants to the steering committees will be assessed during the face-to-face guidance strategy by means of a logbook filled by an observer who is present at the meetings of the steering committee.

These questions were related to two domains of health care indicators, according to Donabedian's classification: structure indicators ("all the factors that affect the context in which care is delivered") and process indicators ("all actions that make up healthcare") [ 17].

A spin-off of Berlin-based tech college Hasso Plattner Institut, Seerene's technology analyzes software performance, creates visualizations that chief executive officer Oliver Muhr calls "Google Maps for software," and delivers key performance indicators that tell companies how they can work with software developers and service providers to increase efficiency and save money.

Not only does this maximize a brand's ad budget and efficiently reach as many influencers as possible, but this streamlined process helps to better identify and deliver key performance indicators (KPIs).

PHC quality was measured by only one study, by the number of quality of care indicators delivered within the evidence based recommended time period.

The new GMS contract introduced in 2004 represented a major change to general practice funding, with a substantial increases in PfP for quality indicators, delivered through a quality and outcomes framework (QOF) based on the best available research evidence [ 1].

5 Much of the work in delivering results against the QOF indicators has been delegated by GPs to nurses.