Sentence examples for systemic management from inspiring English sources
The American Joint Commission on Cancer (AJCC) 7th edition classified them as different types with separate staging systems, though the systemic management options at present remain similar.
FirstEnergy contends that its run of recent problems is not the result of a systemic management failure or inadequate investment in its power system, and some industry monitors assert that the company's performance is by and large no better or worse than other giant utilities.
Local and systemic management of primary breast cancers / edited by Masakazu Toi and Eric P. Winer.
"Both the relative scale of such large losses and the fact that they were incurred in three separate divisions suggests a systemic management failure across the organisation.
Do Tom Kark and the GMC consider the hospital board's "systemic management problems" to be the sole cause of Mid Staffs, and all the doctors to be whiter than white?
Brett D. Begemann, Monsanto's executive vice president for seeds and traits, said the setbacks were not reflective of systemic management problems and that the company was moving to deal with them.
We used the Viable System Model as a hermeneutical enabler of the community learning process concerning their self-organisation: by embedding VSM distinctions, they redesigned their primary tasks and developed meta-systemic management tools to deal with the complexity they were facing.
Second, they will assist knowledge base development for SRM design, for which a prototype of financial systemic risk management decision support system is given in this study.
The theoretical results are used to evaluate the systemic risk management problems that have plagued the US mortgage funding system.
If appropriately addressed, this can dramatically improve how we understand, conceptualize and manage some key research problems in financial network analytics, including systemic risk management, investment decision support, or stock price predictions.
In order to further our understanding and communication about systemic risk management (SRM) in financial institutions, this paper proposes a knowledge level model (KLM) for systemic risk management in financial institutions.
