Sentence examples for markets and understanding from inspiring English sources

Other research initiatives concerned with mass uptake include a recent UK Technology Strategy Board call for research proposals, this time focusing on developing economic and business models to grow the telecare and telehealth markets, and understanding better the social and behavioural issues involved.

Nothing "amoral" about being a student of financial markets and understanding when the prices of securities or commodities or currencies have either risen too far or in other cases fallen too far.

Prices play an essential role in any market and understanding how they are fixed is a fundamental part of the Economic Science.

The present findings can help designing strategies to integrate food and nutrition education and formulation of public policies, as well as identifying the target market and understanding how the product or service can meet the consumer's needs.

OOH is the original form of location-based marketing, and understanding consumer movement has always been at the center of what we do.

He posited that the complexity of nature could be better understood through the study of computer models based on cellular automata including applications to all sorts of scientific endeavours, such as predicting the weather, growing artificial organisms, explaining stock market behaviour, and understanding the very origins of the universe.

The originality of the conceptual approach is relying mainly upon its revealing force based on untrained recipes to approach the complexity of organizational client interaction, enriching marketing theory and understanding new practices as actionable knowledge.

What happened to New Labour is that we got stuck – defending flexible labour markets and not understanding the limits to markets at a time when the world had moved on.

You can provide valuable input for developing new products and services aimed at the boomer and older markets and for understanding the worldviews of clients and other stakeholders in their 50s and 60s. 5. Physical Age reflects your ability to carry out your daily work based on your health.

The dominance of domestic market players can be attributed to these companies being first movers and understanding local markets better, but some of it also reflects that the market is tilted (by local investors, regulation and politics) towards local players.

The draft road map identifies three important aspects of the problem of health worker staffing in underserved areas as critical for HRH policy: 1) understanding the health needs of the population and how the current health workforce is addressing or not addressing those needs; 2) understanding the health labor market; and 3) understanding the needs and expectations of health workers.