Sentence examples for planning characteristics from inspiring English sources

The findings of the study resulted in the understanding of problem solving with special needs young people in four areas: representative characteristics, planning characteristics, executing characteristics and evaluation characteristics.

While "social class 0" is a group that has never been categorized and defined, and therefore does not exist, even less possess any planning characteristics, there are existing categorizations that are so general that they too lack obvious characteristics for the planners.

Table 3 shows the family planning characteristics of women in the study sample by residence.

Similar simulations to the one described above were performed for family planning characteristics oriented more toward demand creation, in order to compare each factor's predicted change in modern contraceptive use compared to health worker visits.

The contraceptive prevalence rate in Zambia for urban women was significantly higher than the contraceptive prevalence rate for rural women, even after controlling for selected individual and family planning characteristics associated with living in an urban area.

Family planning characteristics vary by type of residence, according to Table 3. Women living in urban areas are far more likely to use modern methods than rural women (37percentand15percentcent, respectively) whereas women using family planning from rural areas are more likely to use traditional methods (47 percent of rural users vs. 14percentt of urban users).

By the 1980's the kind of bold urban planning characteristic of early European Modernism was still thriving there.

MRED collects multiple inputs, processes them interactively with a test designer and outputs evaluation blueprints that specify key test-plan characteristics.

In this setting insurers are financially responsible for the medical bills accrued by their members, and may distort their provider networks (or other plan characteristics) to avoid attracting sicker members.

"It suggests that companies that offer private plans could expand their coverage of conditions that have devastating and headline-grabbing effects on individual workers without too much effect on their bottom line". Her findings also imply that other private plan characteristics play a major role in driving savings.

We examined antipsychotic spending using linear models, adherence (proportion of days covered >80%) using logistic models, and nonpersistence (time to first gap in antipsychotic use >30 days) in 2009 using Cox proportional hazard models, comparing beneficiaries with versus without generic use, adjusting for individual and plan characteristics.