Sentence examples for institutionalized network from inspiring English sources

As long as China is not able to challenge the US economically and militarily, the development of institutionalized network will not be a threat to the US dominance.

The establishment of the institutionalized network with involvement of several countries would only to strengthen the US dominance, rather than to weaken it.

Developing countries in Asia may have interest to form an institutionalized network so that their voice can be heard widely and the risk of over dependence on the US economy can be diversified.

At the HSPI, Vietnam there were concerns about how best to institutionalize these networks.

* p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01 We reported results of a study of factors affecting participation and consequences of Italian GPs' participation in three forms of network organizations institutionalized in the INHS.

As the networks become institutionalized, they will face a new set of challenges, from identifying diversified and sustainable sources of funding to adapting to newly emerging public health threats.

It would enshrine and institutionalize the very network manipulation that [tech experts] must fight in order to prevent cyberattacks and other malevolent behavior on the global Internet, thereby exposing networks and users to increased security and privacy risks".

Among the large number of patients who were caregiver dependent all but one had informal caregivers, which highlights the customs of Sri Lankan society where most of its elderly and feeble members are cared for within a close family network, without being institutionalized.

Thus, the term knowledge flow refers to the effects of HR systems on the individual level (human capital), but also organizational effects in terms of changing knowledge shared within groups or networks (social capital) or institutionalized within formal rules or procedures (organizational capital) (Kang et al. 2007).

According to two of the participants, networks have not been institutionalized in the Ministry of Health; therefore, no clear responsibilities have been assigned for them either.

It should be taken into account, however, that the social networks analyzed here are neither institutionalized nor formally established organizations.