Sentence examples for overlap of services from inspiring English sources

Also, administrative inefficiency and conflicts between directors of childcare facilities and kindergartens could be eased as the overlap of services targeting children aged three to five currently stands as an obstacle.

One reason for this challenge in policy co-ordination is the fact that many ministries, public and private institutions and NGOs are involved in the provision of ECCE, which poses a risk of fragmentation and overlap of services and a diffusion of responsibility (Rao & Sun, 2010, p. 55).

Much of the tension between the two professional groups seems to be generated by the overlap of services during the postnatal period.

In cases of overlap of services (for example, inpatient and SNF) a data hierarchy based on data reliability is used to infer location.

In other words, unnecessary large overlap of service area is a wastage that does not result in an increase in the total number of users in a station.

Stations with large overlap of service areas have reduced number of actual users due to the fact that the accessible population are divided between the shared stations.

Stations with large overlap of service area have reduced number of actual users due to the fact that the accessible population is divided between shared stations.

To understand the nature of the relationship between the distance between stations and overlap of service area for 800-m walking distance for consecutive stations, the data were disclosed using scatter plot (see Fig. 2) and generally it showed the presence of a linear relationship, and hence the correlation coefficient was calculated to estimate the strength of the relationship.

Mead said it had an overlap of distribution services because of more centralized distribution centers.

The HSSS health district is assumed to have a functioning referral system, that is, there is little overlap of health services between the health centre and the district hospital level.

Despite the comparison difficulties, we believe the perspective taken is useful for the description of mental health care provision across Europe and for future health policy planning in particular through raising awareness about the number, variety and overlap of different services involved in providing care to marginalised groups and the need for coordination [ 13].