"result system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any system that produces a result, such as an assessment system or a voting system. For example, "The new result system gave us more accurate results than before."
Hence, one element may be as large as one complete layer and as a result system size is very small compared to conventional FE system sizes.
Speaking as he prepared to conduct another NHS "listening exercise" alongside the health secretary, Andrew Lansley, Cameron said key planks of the reforms – such as giving hospitals greater independence, a payment by result system and GPs having a greater role in commissioning services – must go ahead.
It's sorted by a crowdsourced social result system.
The data was taken from the patients' ITU charts and our computer laboratory result system EPR.
In other words, the channel state of the selected relay considered at the selection decision can substantially differ from the actual one and, as a result, system performance is affected.
As a result, system performance does not change if c r is different for the different resources in R as long as the sum of the number of resource slots in all the resources in R remains the same.
Subsystems are added over time, and, as a result, systems often cannot communicate well with one another.
As a result, Systems Design West retains virtually 100% of its customers year in and year out.
As a result, system-wide measurements of gene expression have the potential to capture many of these processes simultaneously.
The payments-by-result system gives councils £3,900 if: They can demonstrate that troubled families get their children into school 85% of the academic year.
The ELITe InGenius is a fully automated sample-to-result system designed for the extraction and detection by multiplex real-time PCR of carbapenemases KPC, NDM, VIM, IMP, and OXA-48-like variants and CTX-M group 1 and 9-producers from diverse sample matrices such as colonies, positive blood cultures and rectal swabs.
