Sentence examples for institutional performances from inspiring English sources

In this section, data visualization of HE is approached as a key way in which the standardized data flowing through the infrastructure are mobilized as accessible displays to shape public perception, policymakers' decisions, and HE managers' own reviews of their institutional performances.

Spiegelhalter recommended using funnel plots to compare institutional performances [ 2].

Several health care facilities have emphasized the importance of measuring timeliness of care from screening to pathology results, allowing to compare institutional performances, and (in these times of patient centred care) when patients were asked which aspects of care they would improve if they could, aspects relating to waiting times were most frequently mentioned [ 7].

Banks set aside about 50percentt of revenue to pay their employees, generally according to a combination of individual performance, group performance and overall institutional performance.

Wiseman attends as docents and educators gamely model interpretations of paintings for groups of visitors, in a kind of institutional performance art.

Increased student fees, a freeing up of government controls over student numbers, lower barriers to entry for new providers, and more consumer information on institutional performance have been introduced.

Payment mechanisms and the multiplicity of organisations are also cited as blockages to greater collaboration in local health systems, as well as current regulatory methods that force leaders to prioritise their own institutional performance over a more collaborative approach across a local health community.

The government has chosen to focus on a number of specific subjects: part-time studies in HE, demographic challenge facing HE, teaching and student experience, international issues in HE, intellectual property and research benefits, academia and public policy making, research careers, understanding institutional performance and HE in general.

But there is another favorable factor that I had not considered, and that is institutional performance.

Tying core funding to institutional performance would also likely be met with resistance.

Khan (2010) contends that institutional performance differs across time and space because of differences in political and economic structures.