Sentence examples for future reconfiguration from inspiring English sources
Although the panel's review again puts back a final decision on children's heart surgery, more positively it sets out a robust, clear and comprehensive approach to future reconfiguration consultations on which NHS England can build.
The costs of future reconfigurations would go down, too.
"The government has already sneakily tabled an amendment to their care bill to render this judgment ineffective for everyone else, so we must continue the campaign to prevent any future backdoor reconfiguration of NHS services".
To address this issue, future database reconfiguration could consider linkage to hospital trauma registries to gain more accurate information on patient diagnosis, injury severity and outcomes.
A supply chain network design needs to consider the future probability of reconfiguration due to some problems of disaster or price changes.
Longer term outcomes including functional morbidity and disease recurrence may ultimately influence towards centralising care and so help inform the future design and reconfiguration of services.
In this paper, the reconfiguration issue in future manufacturing systems is highlighted and a new integrated approach for the reconfiguration of cellular manufacturing system is introduced.
As all of our current observations are limited to the brain "at rest," reflecting an endogenous or intrinsic state of brain activity and connectivity, future studies examining the dynamic reconfiguration of the rich club during cognitive tasks and perturbations (Bassett et al. 2012; Fornito et al. 2012) are of high interest.
"The proposals outlined in the Healthy Futures and Making It Better reconfiguration programmes were subject to public consultation four years ago," they added.
To the Goldsmith school of thought, the future of politics consists of a reconfiguration of parties into "globalists" versus "localists".
Laboratory services are modular for potential reconfiguration in response to future scientific needs.
