Sentence examples for services isolation from inspiring English sources

They used combinations of variables including: geographical placement of services; isolation from services and socioeconomic vulnerability to identify access to a type and level of health service in rural and remote areas within 60 minutes.

The focus of this paper is on service isolation and a programmable approach whereby service introduction is restricted to the control plane and per-packet processing is performed by reconfigurable dedicated hardware.

One option is of course to continue use all of these services in isolation but the challenge with this is that it becomes difficult to achieve economy of scale, the organisation will become fragmented, data may not be as secure and no one will know what to do when an employee leaves or changes role.

We are instead embroiled in the delicate and agonising histories of the maimed men who surround Anil: Ananda, who has lost his wife and seeks to die; Sarath, who has lost his also and may, indeed, share Ananda's impulse; and Sarath's strange, fierce younger brother Gamini, a doctor in the emergency services whose isolation in the madness of war is all but complete.

Too often we think of NHS services in isolation.

Opera's problem doesn't appear related to that, and is notable that the hack appears to have only impacted one of its services in isolation.

Breaking down SensApp into six separate services improves isolation by restricting how failures can propagate (which is not the case in a monolithic implementation) and makes possible to replicate the database if needed.

"But it's obvious that this isn't just about A&E services in isolation, it's also about how the NHS works as a whole and how it works with other areas such as social care".

Small-scale philanthropy is evident in local clinics supported by successful emigrants at times providing specialist services in isolation from any referral chain.

Adequate psychological care requires highly specialist skills and knowledge and in general should not be undertaken by local services in isolation from the MDT.

Contributing factors include poverty and lower education levels, limited services, geographic isolation and long distances to health services, as well as too few and under-resourced health facilities [ 2].