In addition, partial matching is employed to facilitate flexibility to broaden the horizon to find opportunities in identifying an appropriate model and/or dataset.
This paper proposes that securing similar assembly interfaces across distinct product families is an essential requirement of MPALs which facilitates flexibility and reduces complexity.
A virtual mindset, or the ability of managers to hand over their firms' activities to external providers, turns hypercompetition into prospects for growth by facilitating flexibility and responsiveness.
Although this evidence on adjustment processes points to greater wage inflexibility under collective bargaining, and higher-level bargaining in particular, the studies also suggest that unionism may nonetheless facilitate flexibility along other margins of adjustment.
Seemingly contradictory regulations at the federal, state, and local levels can be resolved by using the "greatest requirement" approach to facilitate flexibility in the long-term use of an ASC.
One recent suggestion from the research centre to facilitate flexibility on the ground and to provide a response system for FWs facing unexpected pressing ethical concerns is to adopt a 'tsunami fund' or some form of allowance for FWs, with guidelines on its use [ 22].
The latter might also serve to refocus attention on the Anglo-Saxon model from the perspective of micro and macro flexibility, since there is the suggestion that micro flexibility in the UK has arguably facilitated macro flexibility (but see below).
Recent progress in drug development for the control of severe GvHD has facilitated the flexibility on donor choice, that is, it has become possible to use grafts that were not fully HLA compatible (Reisner et al, 2011; Thiel et al, 2011b; Wernicke et al, 2011).
The immediate spasticity reduction after SDR facilitates flexibility and variability in lying, sitting, crawling, and kneeling positions.
Thick labor markets can also facilitate greater flexibility with shift schedules and work hours.
