Sentence examples for high degree of centralization from inspiring English sources
This resulted in a second distinctive characteristic of the communist parties: a high degree of centralization.
The administration of the kingdom sporadically achieved a relatively high degree of centralization, although centrifugal tendencies regularly appeared.
A high degree of centralization obtains in the Commonwealth countries and Scandinavia (except for health care and social assistance, which are decentralized to lower levels of government).
The low percentage of esophagectomies and pancreatectomies in German hospitals with less than 10 interventions per year reflects - in international comparison - a high degree of centralization existing prior to the introduction of minimum volume standards.
Higher link quality and capacity allow a higher degree of centralization, by moving more of the lower layer functions to the cloud.
The French system with a higher degree of centralization than its British counterpart is less flexible, but it requires a more simple organization for current speed enforcement operation.
In other words, faster teams showed a higher degree of centralization in the sub-group network, meaning that team members were more heterogeneously connected, e.g. some firefighters were in well connected sub-groups for a long time, whereas others were longer on their own or part of a small sub-group.
The finding that faster teams had a sub-group network with higher degree of centralization makes sense, because the chosen scenario demanded teams to split into at least three sub-groups of different size: the troop that went inside the building, the firefighter on top of the ladder that helped with the fire hose and the remaining team members on the ground outside the building.
Even with the higher number of actors, the green network is denser by 30%% and has a higher degree of centralization.
To identify a star module, FunMod calculates the sub-network centralization (CE) using the formula: (3) CE = n (n - 2 ) × max (k ) n - 1 - GD where max(k) is the highest degree of central gene connection in the sub-network and n is the number of genes in the sub-network.
Due to the high degree of difference in the centralization of authority in the American system over the European Union, Buxbaum is able to cast into high relief the need for comparative law within Europe in the absence of a strong legislative body.
