Sentence examples for organisation domain from inspiring English sources

Specifically, PriS provides a set of concepts for modelling privacy requirements in the organisation domain and a systematic way-of-working for translating these requirements into system models.

This conserved organisation, domain structure and inter-domain flexibility indicate a common adaptor function in proteobacteria and spirochetes.

Within Mx/ Mf paired clusters, TCS character (gene organisation, domain architecture, gene size and family membership) was conserved in the vast majority (247 of 254) of cases.

Myxobacterial TCS gene sets were compared, orthologues defined, and changes in TCS properties such as gene organisation, domain architecture and size identified.

* = significant difference at p < 0.05; ** = highly significant difference at p < 0.001; † = trend of < 0.1 Table 5 displays the domain scores in the Organisation Domain.

There was no significant difference in total domain score but there were for the Organisation Domain item: "Supports a multi-disciplinary approach to research"; and trends of p < 0.1 for Organisation Domain items: "Provides adequate resources to support staff research training" and "Has funds, equipment or admin to support research".

For each of the Individual, Team, and Organisation Domains we report the pre- and post-intervention mean for each item.

We believe this reduced impact on team and organisation domains was largely due to the type of interventions conducted within this RCB strategy.

However, the intervention group had a significantly greater improvement in adjusted scores for the Individual Domain total score and for six of the fifteen Individual Domain items, and to a lesser extent with Team and Organisation Domains (two items in the Team and one in the Organisation domains).

The Individual Domain measures the research skills of the individual, whereas Team and Organisation Domains measure the team/organisation's capacity to support and foster research, including research culture.

This study aims to evaluate a team-based approach to research capacity building (RCB) in primary health using a validated quantitative measure of research capacity in individual, team and organisation domains.