Operational innovation in this study includes tools that improve operational activities through process improvement and medical IT systems.
29 Although the rural Indian data included in this study were collected between 2005 and 2008, the JSY was only operational in the study areas from 2008 onwards and its impact is unlikely to be reflected here.
Seventeen government-run health centres were operational in the study area, including 12 health centre (HC) IIs, the lowest level where medicines are dispensed, four HCIIIs, where patients may stay overnight and babies are delivered, and one HCIV, which provides referral care and has several wards.
These authors showed clopyralid has a similar impact on C. scoparius germination and regrowth as the operational control used in this study.
For the range of operational conditions considered in this study, economically optimum HRT and target MLSS were turned out to be 16 h and 11,000 mg/L, respectively.
The findings of farmers pesticides exposures through operational habits exhibited in this study confirmed the statement made by Coronado et al. (2004), that exposure to pesticide has been one of the most important occupational hazards among farmers in developing countries.
The operational data employed in this study, which was carried out to validate the design and evaluation method of an RWH system, were obtained from the system in use at a dormitory complex at Seoul National University (SNU) in Korea.
We expect that the operational methods adopted in this study will serve as an example for the design of similar processes relevant to other experimental systems.
Data on treatment outcomes were obtained from the randomised-controlled trial and operational definitions used in this study are explained in detail elsewhere [ 6].
The operational variables chosen in this study were based on previous ED overcrowding studies and expertise recommendations, as such other variables that potentially affect UCC crowding might have been missed.
