From a conceptual standpoint, however, formal organization is best described as a type of organizational social structure, rather than a general or specific type of organization.
"These education or re-education campaigns may have a national strategy or plan, but when it comes to actual implementation, it depends on the specific type of organization and the specific individual," he said.
The dictionary-based NER annotator uses lists of terms provided by the SME to tag entities relevant to the particular domain, such as specific types of people, organizations, or technologies.
More detail on specific types of interventions from organizations would have been an advantage.
The origin of the HSFL was explained by different mechanisms such as second-harmonic generation, the involvement of specific types of plasmon modes, self-organization, and local field enhancements during inhomogeneous breakdown in dielectric materials [2, 3].
The optimal selection is based on addressing specific fraud opportunities of specific types of counterfeiting, counterfeiters, and offender organizations.
This review summarizes the recommendations and policies on screening and prevention of specific types of cancers from North American and international organizations such as: the National Cancer Institute's Physicians's Data Query Program, the US Preventive Services Task Force, the Canadian Task Force on the Preventive Health Care Force, and the Cochrane Collaboration.
These organizations aimed at efficient delivery of specific types of treatments: low-complex, low-risk elective surgical procedures offered by multiple specialties.
It is possible that multilateral organizations distribute their funding selectively to specific types of CBOs (e.g., larger or better known CBOs).
Firstly, EDS mentioned specific types of care (public health, vaccination and screening programs); secondly, EQS discussed the accessibility of organizations for specific 'disadvantaged' target groups such as HIV/AIDS patients, disabled patients, and homeless people.
