Sentence examples for patterns of organising from inspiring English sources

Patients with these conditions often experience high volumes of clinical interaction involving them, their caregivers and healthcare providers in complex patterns of organising, coordinating, negotiating and managing care.

Taksim Square in Istanbul was rare for having a 60-strong organising group; the protests in Sao Paulo have followed the more general pattern of several organising groups and an amorphous network of people who simply choose themselves where to turn up, what to write on their banners, and what to do.

"Each set of eight discs is colour coded and each individual disc in the set has its own pattern so as to allow the user to create their own mental system and means of organising their sounds.

Whilst 69.2% of anti-MDA5-negative patients had a HRCT pattern suggestive of NSIP, findings in the anti-MDA5-positive group were distinct and more suggestive of organising pneumonia or diffuse alveolar damage.

The identification of themes and patterns in the interview data, using such techniques as constant comparative and deviant case analysis, will be the predominant method of organising, coding and categorizing the data.

The term business pattern is used to refer to a coherent and repeating sequence of action involving humans, machines (including IT systems) and other artefacts (such as data structures) appropriate to some way of organising.

Two distinct ways of organising monitoring activities were described.

There are different ways of organising healthcare in other countries.

The financial incentives allowed for new way of organising.

There was little chance of organised opposition.

The well organised spatial patterns of cell differentiation in the developing limb build over time, with initial patterning established by molecular signalling from the adjacent ectoderm and flank mesoderm, influencing patterns of chondrogenesis as the limb buds grow out.