Sentence examples for organised systems from inspiring English sources

Last month it organised Systems, which invited all the independent art groups in the city to come together and debate their viability at a time of crisis.

Other cities have highly organised systems to solve these problems.

Four key factors have been proposed to explain this failure: an increase in chronic conditions, poorly organised systems for healthcare delivery, limited use of information technology, and the increased complexity of care as a result of medical advances.

That randomly organised systems can exhibit self-organisation has been conclusively demonstrated by Kauffmann [27].

One of the oldest organised systems of medicine is known from the Indian subcontinent in the form of Ayurveda which originated around 1500 BCE from Atharvaveda (one of the four most ancient books of Indian knowledge, wisdom and culture).

Although STEMI management in India may also benefit from such organised systems of care, there are little or no data to support that these approaches improve the key processes of care or outcomes in this environment.

"Upon arrival the children are faced with a highly organised system of criminal activity, with methods of control ranging from extreme physical brutality to debt bondage.

The basis of the tseligata system was a highly organised system of collaboration between the individual herdsmen and the 'partners' which incorporated many of the basic principles of the rural cooperative (Papageorgiou 1986).

These short protein fragments, able to destabilise organised system, are mainly folded in β structure in water and in α helix in a hydrophobic environment, like the lipid bilayer.

At higher resolutions, there tends to be a higher community similarity, as might be expected of a hierarchically organised system.

This was defined as an organisation or organised system via which smoking cessation support was provided solely to pregnant women.