If you are considering organizing a team-building activity, focusing on how fun it will be may encourage better attendance than emphasizing that the group might experience less turnover or burnout next year.
Others noted that it was not until weeks after the disaster that the worksite was considered organized and fully operational.
The practice of assigning leaf ranks (Hickey, 1971, 1977; Doyle and Hickey, 1976; Ash et al., 1999) provides a subjective but relatively repeatable method of recognizing levels of organization in leaves: a leaf with few orders of venation and irregular vein courses is considered less organized than a leaf with highly regular veins falling into distinct size classes.
If there isn't, consider organizing one yourself and posting it on the website.
No one is considering the whole patient to organize a global, integrated, safe, and effective treatment plan.
Traditionally, life is considered "to be organized around the pivotal unit of the individual organism" (O'Malley and Dupré [2010], 189).
Locomotor activity assessed in the open field, is considered a well organized behavior in rodents determined by several factors, including anxiety, arousal, risk assessment, and exploration, and is an established tool for behavioral phenotyping in mice [24].
As mentioned in Jones et al. (2008), work in laboratory units is considered as more organized than other units since it is controlled by more professional standards and because errors investigated in these units are done as a group [ 17].
The findings of this study, although related to Italy, underline the importance and relevance of training programs for patients' and consumers' organizations, and point out important issues to be considered in organizing training programs.
