If quality workers can no longer be recruited and retained, there is nothing to distinguish the organisation from others in the sector that you have probably never heard of which do not have a reputation for facilitating recovery.
Many of the complex traits that distinguish the organisation and biology of multicellular animals originated during the early phase of their evolutionary history.
Global tests of clustering of co-expressed genes amongst all genes on the genome would not reveal densely packed, localized clusters in a background of sparsely distributed co-expressed genes, i.e. they would not necessarily distinguish localised organisation in a noisy background.
What [Leveson] has said is we need to distinguish between organisations that have a lot of power and therefore can do a lot of harm, as opposed to just the usual conversations that happen.
We distinguished between patient organisations that took action for the reimbursement of medicines and those that did not.
Salutations: Representative from Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development Malaysia, Regional delegates, Members of the media, Local representatives from the Ministry, Social Welfare and civil society organisations, Distinguished participants, Ladies and gentlemen.
For instance, when Pearson et al. assessed CCM implementation of 42 organisations, they distinguished between fidelity and intensity, defining fidelity in terms of alignment of observed change activities with the various CCM elements and intensity in terms of quantity and depth [ 42].
But I would put an asterisk next to Mr Colombo's pessimism that it's possible to distinguish whether an organisation's primary purpose is politics or social welfare.
The founding of UK Black Pride distinguished itself from mainstream pride organisations.
In the current Dutch out-of-hours primary care, roughly two types of organisation models can be distinguished; a separated model and an integrated model.
The South African Communist Party was so intertwined with the ANC that it was impossible to distinguish the two organisations.
