Sentence examples for perspective resources from inspiring English sources
In the hierarchist perspective, resources and the respiratory (inorganic) category are the two most important damage categories, occupying between 74 % and 95%% of the total damage for various configurations.
And by treating discourse semantic systems as organised by metafunction, we were able to reinterpret from an interpersonal perspective resources that are experientially constituted in lexicogrammar (i.e. mental processes and states of affection – e.g. He disliked the approach/He was unhappy about the approach).
From a global health perspective, resources for critical care vary considerably.
From a COR perspective, resources such as effective program orientations, positive supervisory relationships, learning opportunities, and scheduled vacation time, travel together with growth in clinical knowledge and rising self-confidence to produce upswings in well-being.
Our study results show that, from a patient perspective, resources can be better allocated to support with daily oral hygiene than to dental service-use, unless the service is used for relief of perceived pain or discomfort.
In this paper, we address the problem from a different perspective: resource management point of view.
Moreover, from a dynamic systems perspective, resource imbalances amplify over time.
Treatment principles explicitly specified consider both the depressed state (e.g. dealing with helplessness/ hopelessness, anger, suicidality, negative attribution style) and the chronic and life-threatening disease (e.g. realistic treatment goals, here and now perspective, resource orientation).
In its richest form, synergy entails more than creating relationships and exchanging information; it involves the merging of complementary perspectives, resources and skills in ways that produce new and greater value than would otherwise be achieved.
From the perspective of resource advantage, some resources that family networks bring to the enterprise are beneficial to enterprises at all scales.
REA (resource-event-agent) is an ontology based on the value oriented perspective of resources, utilized in business process modeling.
