In Canada, the barriers to multidisciplinary maternity care include differences in provider models and mandates, most acutely noted through disparate remuneration schemes, scopes of practice, and differences in curricula.
In retrospect, many say, the Year 2000 challenge showed the value of the Internet in coordinating work that was huge in scope and often involved disparate groups.
While discrete Networks such as clinical Networks, policy Networks, and service management Networks may evolve naturally, these Networks are potentially siloed due to disparate perceived stakeholder interests and varying scopes of influence or professional training focus.
The conserved nature of Agrp expression in vertebrates suggests that sequence comparisons of disparate vertebrate species provide an appropriate evolutionary scope for identifying Agrp regulatory elements.
Beyond continuing to play an important demand-side role in the provision of identification, donors can also help set technology standards and bring together disparate parties and agencies to avoid fragmentation and create economies of scope and scale.
Levitan brought to these trends a formal clarity, both broadening the scope of his mentors' artistic program and unifying its disparate elements in his markedly individual and romantic style.
Though they sound like disparate influences, Miyatake explained, "Waka is a poem to express the scope of nature [by] using limited words..
The class of FA theories includes some quite disparate views, which differ importantly in their fundamental motivation as well as in their scope and ambition.
Further, FPs provide a wider scope of services [ 17], which may lead to more competing and disparate demands in their practices than for internists [ 13].
Compared with the White Light Festival last fall — which united disparate events under the umbrella of spirituality, a topic subject to interpretation and debate — Tully Scope could hardly be plainer in its objective.
