The definition implies that its elements should function as a package and that its effectiveness comes from the excellence of the supporting evidence and its consistent comprehensive execution.
In the ideal execution of their assignment, the volunteers would be sitting there, holding the person's hand, when they breathed their last breath.
Because staffing levels, patient care models, and overall goals differ between the LTCF and the acute care settings, the ideal design and execution of an ASP in the LTCF setting will likely diverge.
Starting from the clinical state box to the action box, we defined for each diagnosis a minimal hypothetical (ideal) delay, depending on the execution of the different investigations.
The dashed magenta line is the ideal workflow execution time (corresponding to linear speed-up) and it intersects the mean values of all boxplots.
The project based learning provides an ideal framework to evaluate critical factors that influence the execution of BIM in green building project delivery.
The comprehensive framework consists of a three-phase model entailing the planning phase, the execution of the actual stakeholder analysis phase, and, finally the subsequent actions.
Under these conditions, the execution of TSS produces 30 simulations until it finds the ideal value of TW for the target scenario.
After the collection of clinical data and/or execution of assays, results must be centralized and integrated to allow for comprehensive analyses.
For instance, the anterior intraparietal area (AIP) would be an ideal candidate to fulfil such a function, as it is heavily implicated in the planning and execution of grasping actions [22], [23].
Rondo's execution of the pick and roll over the last few games has also been ideal.
