Sentence examples for single working group from inspiring English sources
India's foreign ministry has not a single working group dedicated to the Commonwealth.
Inspection of Figure 7 indicates that growing a single working group size beyond approximately 36 scientists does not lead to a commensurate increase in productivity.
An alternative to expanding a single working group might be to create and grow a separate working group altogether.
A possible starting approximation is that FTE efficiency is 75% when the size of a single working group (i.e., department, division or specialty center) of scientists approaches 20 and may be projected to be 50% when that number reaches 40.
The identification of glossary elements that represent the same concept in several of the glossaries under development is necessary to overcome the boundaries of single working groups.
"I can't think of a single work group whose performance gets assessed less rigorously than corporate boards," he complained in the Harvard Business Review last September.Human-resources consultancies are eager to rectify this.
The WCA is useful for comparing the climates of different work groups, tracking the changes in climate in a single work group over time, or examining differences among individuals' perceptions of their work group climate.
Once the individual and work group composite scores have been obtained, comparisons can be made between work groups in an organization, between pre- and post-test assessments of the same work group, or between a single work group and a pre-determined value of climate quality that serves as a benchmark.
Salesforce.com's clients typically test the service in a single work-group or division, expanding its use only if it proves successful.
In early 2012, Google consolidated its multiple privacy policies into a single document, which prompted the working group of all EU data protection authorities to look into these changes.
Single-agent ofatumumab therapy infrequently achieves CRs by objective working group criteria.
