Sentence examples for interacting sectors from inspiring English sources

Kleinman's classic model of a health care system [ 1] portrays overlapping (and interacting) sectors of health care: the popular sector (including care provided by the individual person), professional (orthodox, or conventional, medical) and folk (e.g., complementary and alternative therapies).

Combining forces across organizations in traditionally non-interacting sectors (e.g., conservation and economic development) is essential if we are to address the strain of human sewage in our reef systems and their associated human communities.

While a broader approach to health requires collaboration and shared responsibility, interviewees recognized an inherent barrier in the way IGOs currently interact between sectors.

Posters were also reviewed by colleagues from the Alaska Volcano Observatory, who have extensive operational experience in responding to ash-producing eruptions and interacting with affected sectors before, during and after ashfall events.

Plant immunity is comprised of distinct signaling sectors interacting in a complex fashion with network properties.

And though I'm from the private sector, the public and private sectors interact all the time.

In this paper we propose the hybrid cloud interface where the user from different educational sectors interact with the cloud environment and request the cloud provider to showcase the resources.

As I started to learn more about human trafficking and gender equality globally, I was amazed by how complex the system was, and how many different sectors interacted to create the conditions that gave rise to something like human trafficking.

They were allowed to interact with other sectors of the university and with other institutions, according to the study field of the PPM.

To inform this part of WHO's reform agenda, there is need for a clear understanding of how the organization perceives and interacts with other sectors at the inter-governmental level.

We also predicted a-priori that the severity of a child's emotional and behavioral problems (as indicated by elevated ECBI scores) would lead to greater use of CM, due to the increased likelihood that the clinician will need to interact with other sectors of care.