Others concentrate on the distribution of workflows, for which specific workflow modeling languages are defined, e.g. [35, 36].
Workforce items consider the impact of the intervention on workload, workflow, distribution of work between different user groups, the need for education and training, and the impact on relationships between professional groups.
Guided by the three populations that have been highlighted by the analysis of read sizes, we explored the landscape of sRNAs with respect to two kinds of sRNA distribution (see workflow description in Figure 1 and Additional file 1: Table S1).
A teleradiologist can be defined as the physician providing the reading services, and a teleradiology company is the entity contracting one or more teleradiologists and engaging in the management of workflow and image distribution [3].
According to David Ditz of Aurora-Colo.-based ProLogis, the world's largest capitalized industrial real estate investment trust (REIT): "In-Site has streamlined the distribution of critical project documentation and workflow.
The time and cost for traveling, the efficient distribution of information among collaborators, and the streamlining of workflow processes can be key concerns for laboratory heads and organizational directors.
In organisation and prioritisation of work, the pharmacies organised work by setting out operating protocols that facilitated the distribution of resources and fluidity in the workflow.
The model inputs are consumed in the third workflow, model workflows (Leonard and Duffy, 2014a) that handle distribution of data and model within High Performance Computing (HPC) environments.
But his signature contribution to hip-hop has been to redefine the idea of workflow.
Many scientific workflow systems can record provenance (i.e., the processing history) of workflow runs.
