Sentence examples for methods of organising from inspiring English sources

These components include behaviours, behaviour parameters and methods of organising those behaviours, and they may have an effect at individual patient level, organisational or service level or population level (or all of these in some cases).

The police and the courts are being used to stifle dissent at a time when the government is pushing through massively unpopular legislation, while at the same time facing new methods of organising and new forms of protest.

Once all the measurements had been recorded, the students were asked to suggest other methods of organising the data other than the list on the whiteboard.

The research objectives and methods of organising the research endeavour are defined by scientists, with the risk of only engaging those members of the public whose interests align well with the project's aims.

More research is required to evaluate the best methods of organising health care services for this group.

36 This discrete event simulation model examines the workload and cost implications of various methods of organising care.

While the former approach tries to work within the current social, political and juridical structure, the latter rejects the structure in the first place and, by using methods of organised, massive civil disobedience, tries to force the establishment to accept the changes.

That is why our method of organising is built around the stories (or public narratives) of those directly affected by legal loansharking.

An alternative might be to play recordings of starling distress calls from speakers in order to scare off the flocks, but such plans have been delayed by Italy's complicated method of organising public contracts.

"We want to create an environment in which survivors of domestic and sexual violence feel safe to organise without the presence of people who may remind them of the things they've been through or may trigger either in their method of organising or in their language certain feelings of trauma in survivors," says Samantha Hill, who has been part of the group for the past year.

The composition quality control (CQC) is an original method of organising the issues related to deformation of architectural space by an analytical tool and it aims at analysing the space in the context of its designing and transformation.