The Mauritius connection Until 2008, SABMiller's African purchasing was centralised through a regional hub company in South Africa.
Patient intake and information was centralised through reception or web or for inpatients at admission.
Randomisation was centralised through a secured website and performed by an independent statistician, and was stratified by the centre and according to whether or not patients underwent surgery in the past 48 h, using permutation blocks, the size of which remained unknown to the investigators.
Technology is centralised in the dominant system but localised in the local energy system.
In Denmark, treatment is centralised in five centres (Dansk Gynækologisk Cancer Gruppe, 2011).
The referral requests handling is centralised before rerouting to the appropriate service.
This centralisation of electrical power, means that the economic and political power is centralised too.
Instead they expertly expose the role of political institutions, taking readers on a whistle-stop tour through time and space to elucidate their central premise – that prosperity becomes possible only when political institutions are inclusive and power is centralised.
Political control The problem for the NHS is not just that it is centralised, but that it is centralised in the hands of politicians.
Another trend that is starting to emerge is centralised QS [quantified self] dashboards.
The primary science curriculum in Vietnam is centralised and authorised by the Ministry of Education and Training.
