Sentence examples for efficient supervision from inspiring English sources
"It's hard to root out the black sheep without efficient supervision and due punishment," says Dr Qi, echoing a broader Chinese problem.
However, in China, the absence of an efficient supervision mechanism leads to decentralized and unorganized expansion of these departments.
The study proved that online technology could facilitate development of CT skills in a slow yet steady manner, under the efficient supervision of the instructor.
The supervisor's desk inside the data room makes him/her easily accessible to the data workers, which ensures efficient supervision and quick solutions to problems as they arise.
Similarly, the health promoters program in the Dominican Republic suffered from insufficient training, lack of continuous education, absence of efficient supervision, and poor remuneration, comments that can be extended to all health promoter programs of the region.
This article presents an efficient Intelligent Supervision System (ISS) architecture for the monitoring of a plant.
True financial reform should reward efficient regulation and supervision, Professor Kane said in his paper.
Further, we introduced a novel visualization method of the optimization space and trajectory (TRAVISOS) that allows more efficient and transparent human supervision of optimization process properties, e.g., diversity and neighborhood relations of solution qualities.
This indicates that deficiencies in clinical settings, such as lack of efficient organization, control and supervision are acutely felt in Iran.
The team of students insisted how they need to learn in hospital under the supervision of "good, efficient nurses and midwives," but also said they need to learn from research which they called the "best practice".
From that perspective, this paper re-affirms that waste and its management involves multi-faceted activities and processes, yet opines that an efficient SWM should include the supervision of such operations and maintenance of disposal sites, which the current hierarchy appears silent.
