In addition, the eMarketplace makes it possible not only to compete by offering lower prices but also to build other competitive advantages like sub-expertise, availability, correctness of the reports, etc.
This world-class pinnacle of science earned its reputation as a national treasure by virtue of being the first internationally recognized source of sub specialty expertise, with its expert medical second opinions for patients, surgeons, and pathologists both nationally and internationally.
Of course, research skills show academic insight, represents scientific acumen, develops sub-specialty expertise, and drives medical discovery.
Sub-specialized expertise is required for optimal, clinically relevant interpretation.
In this model, larger centres provide paediatric intensive care services and have ready access to a range of sub-speciality expertise.
or sub-sector industry expertise (supply chain software, fintech infrastructure, etc).
Some academics have argued that the sub-panels lack the specialist expertise needed to evaluate research quality.
BEFORE the days when marketing departments dictated that acronyms should be engineered to sound like real words, a group of Europeans got together in Paris to consider whether their countries should pool their expertise on matters sub-atomic.
This suggests a complementary (rather than reinforcing) style of inter-group collaborative working based on disciplinary or sub-disciplinary skill sets and expertise.
In the assessment, a decision group is established and members in the decision group are required to provide linguistic variables on the basis of their knowledge and expertise for each sub-factor at the bottom level.
Favourable contextual factors that supported the development of the policy included the rising HIV prevalence, adoption of MC for HIV prevention in other sub-Saharan African countries, and expertise on MC.
