Sentence examples for services classification from inspiring English sources

In this paper we identify two main challenges with current ecosystem services classification systems: i) the inconsistency across concepts, terminology and definitions, and; ii) the mix up of processes and end-state benefits, or flows and assets.

Suicide rate diverge for countries due to the difference in the social and cultural background, availability of mental health services, classification of death and accurate registration of suicidal deaths (Hawton & Heeringen, 2009).

As high volumes of non-admitted services are provided in Australia, the Independent Hospital Pricing Authority intends to progress, in the longer term, the development of a 'non-admitted services' classification that can support activity-based funding [ 31].

POS-S: Subsidized Regimen Benefit Package Source: authors The informants of the subsidized regime, in both areas, reported difficulties of access to healthcare related to the insurance design: exclusion from benefits of necessary specialized services, classification of services by levels of care and co-payment (Table 3).

Our evaluation shows that it achieves both overload protection and service classification under dynamic heavy workload.

The findings suggest multi-dimensional service classification along with required basic infrastructural development.

In either case, semantically rich descriptions of the services can be used to facilitate service classification and searching.

Alípio et al. [38] propose an ontological representation of network services to create a common vocabulary, including a service classification, and to map service requirements into network configuration.

This paper presents a common service classification addressing the issue of interoperability based on former classifications for generalization and schema transformation processes.

In order to address these challenges, we developed and present in this paper a service classification framework for value co-creation activities.

Exploiting the quality of service classification according to the priority of latency or performance, possible examples of service scenarios are examined for flat Rayleigh fading channels with emphasis on the turbo decoding algorithm.