In this system, there is considerable fragmentation of activities between private and public actors with a weak role of supervision and regulation by the Ministry of Health.
The wave of fragmentation of manufacturing activity benefited from the incorporation of large swaths of lower-wage workers from Asia and Eastern Europe into the global market economy (Canuto, 2015a).
Further approaches may challenge the temporal fragmentation of physicians' activity patterns to establish continuous workflows [ 24].
The cross-disciplinary nature of nutrition made it difficult to coordinate nutrition activities, leading to a high degree of fragmentation of nutrition activities across several ministries, departments, and agencies.
We have been witnessing a vast and accelerating increase in the fragmentation of productive activities.
This study concluded that providing newborn hearing screening was feasible if certain conditions were met, such as taking into account the complexities of the health system and the fragmentation of healthcare activities.
Previously, the main concern has been the risk of false negative results as a consequence of using only caspase fragmentation as marker of activity, based on the observation that, for example,, caspase-9 can be activated without proteolytic processing.
The Actiwatch provides information on the (in)stability of the rest-activity rhythm from one day to another (Inter-daily Stability; IS), and on the fragmentation of the rest-activity rhythm within the day, i.e. changes from periods of rest to activity and vice versa (Intra-daily Variability; IV).
The separate management of the Remote Allowance creates a further fragmentation of policies and activities, even within the MoHS.
In terms of potential technological applications of PDH in biosensor development and EBFCs fabrication it was particularly important to study the effect of fragmentation on the activity of fdgPDH, as well as the current output in amperometric measurements when entrapped within an Os polymer matrix.
