As I noted earlier, the issues center around leadership, flexibility, timeliness, resources-and very new ways of doing science.
The aims of selecting variants are twofold: (i) to increase the probability of selecting variants that are provided by different designs and implementations; (ii) to determine an appropriate degree and/or selection of variant services targeting an optimal trade-off between reliability measures as well as performance-related factors such as timeliness, cost and resource consumption.
Strategies to increase immunisation coverage and timeliness can be resource intensive.
In spite of various challenges to the scope, due process, timeliness, transparency, independence and resourcing of the audits, the audit programs and their associated narratives endured.
The prosperity of big data applications is a thrust of drawing attention to the system performance such as timeliness, computational and communication resources.
In addition, with regard to the cooperation and communication across clinical disciplines and settings, participants agreed it was an important component in an effective discharge planning; however, it depended on the resources and timeliness of multidisciplinary input.
This substantial increase in the number of targets for safety assessment makes full dataset evaluations an untenable proposition from an animal testing perspective as well as from simple consideration of resources and timeliness.
8 A variety of factors impact achieving low coverage rates; challenges such as immunisation awareness, demand for immunisation, level of trust in the health system, adequate human resources, access, timeliness of vaccinations, service delivery, poor infrastructure and vaccination monitoring.
This study constructs a non-linear timeliness evaluation function for emergency resource scheduling that incorporates a single affected point, multiple supply centers and one type of resource, which combines two scheduling objectives, i.e., time and resource satisfaction, into a timeliness function.
Socio-cultural capital was the main driver of private provider preference, but available economic resources largely determined the timeliness and intensity of such care.
