Sentence examples for recruitment value from inspiring English sources

A "lack of social media message discipline" in Isis points to a leadership "that recognizes the terror and recruitment value of multichannel, multi-language social and other media messaging," reflecting a younger and "more international" membership than al-Qaida's various affiliates.

This framework generalizes the recruitment value chain and ignores thousands of startups and innovations that haven't had widespread impact.

According to Evenbase, Workana was a perfect fit with their international growth strategy, which involved investments along the recruitment value chain.

"On the product side, we will keep on improving the candidate experience, but… we will [also] concentrate a lot on providing more productivity tools for companies, step up our machine learning initiatives, and reinforce our presence on all elements of the recruitment value chain.

Granted, the incentive for such a scheme might be lacking from a CFO's perspective, but consider the recruitment value in offering new employees help paying down their debt as part of their compensation package, which would be huge.

5) There is a mismatch between the rheobase values and recruitment threshold values presented in Table 1 (i.e. in pA) and those presented in the Figures and graphs, in which the authors present the numbers are of magnitude higher (i.e. in nA).

"We believe that the tradeoff of centralized control and 100percentt ownership is worth it for the business independence, autonomy, talent recruitment, and value opportunities that exist at the business unit level".

The discussions with the intervention practices will assess views on the recruitment procedures, value and relevance of the alcohol brief advice training, the appropriateness of delivering advice on alcohol in the dental practice and overall perceptions surrounding participation in research.

The standard total recruitment (STR) values show seed production potential and hence fecundity.

Lipid content could not be determined for study subjects because of insufficient sample volume (1.5 4 mL) and was therefore measured for 12 randomly selected cord bloods from discarded, anonymous samples collected at the study recruitment site; values were reproducible (1.7 ± 0.3 g/L) and consistent with lipid content in cord blood reported elsewhere (1.8 ± 0.07 g/L) (Denkins et al. 2000).

Lipid content could not be determined for study subjects because of insufficient sample volume (1.5 4 mL) and was therefore measured for 12 randomly selected cord bloods from discarded, anonymous samples collected at the study recruitment site; values were reproducible (1.7 g/L ± 0.3).