Sentence examples for level of institution from inspiring English sources

I it and Δ I it refer to the level of institution in country I at time t, and to its change with respect to the previous period (year) respectively.

Although all available records were extracted from each level of institution (county, township, and village) throughout the 10 years, there were significant gaps in the records available.

The effect of the intervention was evaluated by logistic regression, estimating the likelihood of a patient being female, having allowed for time (before, during and after the intervention), township, level of institution, service (inpatient or outpatient) and age group.

The Argentine Society of Critical Care Medicine participated actively in this mixed committee, drawing up standards for intensive care medicine and categorizing four types of unit that fit the level of institution that they belong to: resuscitation unit; polyvalent critical care unit, 1st level; polyvalent critical care unit, 2nd level; and specialized units (cardiology unit, burns unit, etc).

It leaves out the intermediate level of institutions and practices that the social and political sciences have explored over the last three centuries: the art, the lore, the customs, the texts, the hymns, the preaching themes and catechism answers, the structures of authority and decision making.

Therefore, the formation of migration management regimes does not occur without the complicity of other high level of institutions.

Moreover, as the level of institutions determines that of the regulatory system, a high level of democratic accountability is essential to the authority of legislation and enforcement.

Let's assume that H has an identical quality level of institutions (θ j  = θ), but offers a better ECCE (b H  > b O ) than O.

This is apparent both on the level of the individual person and on the level of institutions such as government and church.

On the level of institutions it becomes important to distinguish the legitimate from the illegitimate functions of institutions and to make the corresponding distinction for the uses of force by these institutions.

That is, the intrinsic complexity and nonlinear mechanisms of the system make long-term prediction unavailable (Chaos), which requires a high level of institutions to maintain the process under control.