Sentence examples for national clusters from inspiring English sources

This allows companies to plug into national clusters of excellence (South Korea has been a trailblazer in digital displays, for example, and Israel has an edge in wireless telecoms).

By bringing the national clusters together, Nulle hopes to stimulate interaction and collaboration.

Even national clusters were not recognisable to an extent that would justify dividing our sample into units of countries instead of centres.

Because PFGE patterns obtained by a local health department may appear to be sporadic or unrelated to a more generalized process (2 ), local public health practitioners may gain a larger perspective by receiving notification of state and national clusters (4, 5 ).

Of the RFLP-clustered cases, 391 (37.0%) were the 2-5th case in a national cluster, 529 (49.9%) the 6-50th case, while 139 cases (13.2%) were 51st or subsequent case in three large national, predominantly Rotterdam, clusters.

The system of knowledge exchange of this national cluster was shaped in two main steps.

The Flexibility in Duty Hour Requirements for Surgical Trainees (FIRST) trial was a national, cluster-randomized, pragmatic, noninferiority trial of 117 general surgery programs, comparing standard ACGME resident duty hour requirements ("Standard Policy") to flexible, less-restrictive policies ("Flexible Policy").

The objective of this study was to evaluate alternative sampling schemes within a standard national cluster plot design able to efficiently determine density of large live trees and snags, tree mortality, and tree species richness.

The case study is a library with municipal offices in Settimo Torinese (Italy), which is the demonstrator of the ongoing Zero Energy Buildings in Smart Urban Districts (EEB) national cluster, which has the main scope to create a data management infrastructure able to integrate heterogeneous networks.

In principle, MOH participates in the national cluster and district clusters are co-chaired by WHO and the District Health Officer DHOO).

A national clustered household survey of Australian adults (18+ years) was conducted by the survey company AC Nielsen in 2003 2004.