Sentence examples for process achievement from inspiring English sources

I am reminded of Senator Pell (who died on January 1st) whose maxim was that "half a loaf can feed an army" since in the democratic process achievement of half of an objective is just as significant as achievement of the ultimate objective and makes it that much easier to do so.

There was wide distribution in QOF scores across centres reflecting variability in care process performance and target process achievement.

Results have been font coded according to the process achievement of the cohort: bold ≥ 90%, italic 70-89%, normal font <70%.

Data pertaining to care process performance and target process achievement from each centre was converted into QOF scores to quantify care quality and enable comparison of results with other hospitals.

QOF scores increased by 36% from 45 to 61 (p < 0.001).> Our worldwide audit demonstrated a wide range in QOF scores across the 45 centres (range 10.16 to 90.14 out of a maximum score of 99), suggesting considerable variability in care quality, both in terms of care process performance and target process achievement.

Adequate pain and symptom management, avoidance of inappropriate prolongation of the dying process, achievement of a sense of control, relief of burdens, and the strengthening of relations with loved ones have been found to be the most important domains from the patient's perspective of palliative treatment (Singer et al, 1999).

The committee said while progress had been made since it last examined diabetes services, there remained "unacceptable variations in the take-up of education programmes, delivery of recommended care processes, achievement of treatment standards and in outcomes for diabetes patients".

Mr Netanyahu had explicitly rejected the land-for-peace principle that drove the process: his achievement, he claimed, would be to give Israel security without divesting it of land.

A conclusion is drawn to reflect the process and achievement and propose future works for this research.

Jin et al. (2013) used S. aureus as indicator to evaluate the hydrothermal treatment process in achievement of the hygienic safety of food waste.

Finally, with the decision and optimization process, an achievement function approach was applied to solve MOO modification for the Pareto front, and the sensitivity-based variability estimation is used to identify the robust solution.