Sentence examples for mechanisms to systematically from inspiring English sources
Here, social care professionals and service suppliers sought mechanisms to systematically collect data about the performance of services in practice that would be meaningful in making the case for telecare within their organizations, rather than at a policy level.
In order to better understand and continue to improve early child health and development, policy makers should consider the following: Establish mechanisms to systematically collect, analyze, and respond to early child health and development indicators.
The model transformation package provides a mechanism to systematically transform models by means of graph rewriting.
In this paper we propose a learning mechanism to systematically design fast fuzzy clustering-based vector quantizers.
In addition, NASA should create a mechanism to systematically collect data on exoplanet atmospheres early in the James Webb Space Telescope mission.
The ONRN can serve as a stimulating example for other countries of how to implement a mechanism to "systematically evaluate, record, share and publicly account for disaster losses and understand the economic, social impacts, as appropriate, in the context of event-specific hazard-exposure and vulnerability information", as recommended by the SFDRR (UNISDR 2015b, p. 10).
Currently, there is no mechanism to systematically capture the content of GP registrar consultations.
To do this we need a mechanism to systematically explore linkages between "toxicity pathways" and disease outcomes.
This was used to develop a unified framework mechanism to systematically link each system's overall aims, goals, performance measures and strategies embedded within each conceptual framework.
In 2005, the Security Council established a Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism (MRM) to systematically monitor, document and report on grave violations committed against children by parties to a conflict, either by armed forces or armed groups.
An effective EI process creates a needed mechanism for companies to systematically learn about and from what is their most important resource: their human capital.
