Sentence examples for reorientation strategy from inspiring English sources

A distinct body reorientation strategy during steering tasks has been reported in young adults.

For engineered, self-propelled microswimmers that navigate via alternating straight runs and changes in direction, these results suggest an optimal reorientation strategy for efficient migration in a porous environment with a given microarchitecture.

Since 2000, the programme has been considered, by the Ministry of Health as a reorientation strategy for the care model and its rapid spread began the conversion phase of the 'traditional' model, hitherto hegemonic (Sampaio et al. 2012).

Similar results were found by Ba et al [ 28] comparing reorientation strategies in young maritime and loblolly (Pinus taeda) pines.

Reorientation of IMCI strategy and training of health workers in peripheral areas regarding identification, management and timely referral of cases of ARI and strong supervision, monitoring and evaluation of rural care health services specifically for ARI are transcendental to improving the quality of the health care centers and decreasing child morbidity and mortality.

Even so, the new road map to long-term security transition does represent a substantial reorientation of how the president's strategy of counterinsurgency would be carried out, and is being viewed as the most significant effort by General Petraeus to put his stamp on the mission since taking over last month.

Several studies investigating strategy use during spatial reorientation have documented that animals and human children are able to overcome biases for one strategy and use multiple strategies (see Cheng and Newcombe 2005, for a review).

Prevention strategies primarily focused on patient reorientation reduced the incidence of delirium in recent studies [ 18, 26, 27], and should be considered in patients who undergo frequent room transfers.

Bala Balachandran, one of the longest serving members of the Godrej Consumer board and a professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, recalls a strategy meeting that led to this reorientation towards rural markets and low income housing.

Such strategies would be supported by a reorientation of the criteria used for the evaluation of PC practice performance towards measuring the impact on population health.

Advocates for immigrants warn that such a strategy -- indeed, the administration's sweeping reorientation of law enforcement toward terrorism prevention -- can be abused by government officials.