Health organizations may opt for different types of mechanisms to coordinate care depending on the basic processes on which they are based [ 12, 15, 16] (Table 1): 1) Based on programming: standardization mechanisms, useful for those situations which can be anticipated and therefore standardized and do not necessarily require a rapid response.
To integrate service functions of kindergartens and childcare facilities, service operation of the two different types of institutions must be coordinated and eventually identical.
The method is illustrated by a detailed case study, which shows how different types of roadmap can be coordinated with each other to produce a clear representation of the technological changes and uncertainties associated with the strategic planning of complex innovations.
Only five items have seven and more, with the maximum number at 17 (6.3 %) for the IPS item "The different types of treatment are well coordinated".
Recent evidence has revealed the importance of reciprocal functional interactions between different types of mononuclear cells in coordinating the repair of injured muscles.
The convection-dispersion equation that forms the basis for the IG function has many other solutions for different types of boundary conditions and coordinate systems (Carslaw and Jaeger, 1959; Crank, 1975) that may be of future use in pharmacokinetic research.
Moreover, the proposed method can be employed to coordinate different types of frequency-based relays, aiming at improving overall performance of the distributed generator frequency protection scheme.
Then, a load curve smoothing strategy using the unified state model is proposed to coordinate different types of DSRs to smooth the power fluctuations caused by the DGs.
As a result, it is difficult for an aggregator to coordinate different types of DSRs for the operational management at the demand side.
Multiple natural frequency constraints normally cause difficult dynamic sensitivity analysis and, in addition, two different types of design variables, nodal coordinates and cross-sectional areas, often lead to divergence.
Alternatively, we combined different types of observations to yield equivalent vertical coordinate time series of the vertical deformations caused by aquifers below 190 m; we subtracted the vertical deformations of 06S061, measured by the subsidence meter, which are the thickness changes of the top soil up to a depth of 190 m, from those of a nearby GPS station, TSKB.
