A unified system will ensure clarity and, most importantly, the possibility of avoiding redundancy in certain areas.
The aim of both the strategies is the same, that is generating the least, shortest rules, avoiding redundancy in the model.
Dawn Bowden, of Unison Cymru/Wales, said: "We are currently in the middle of discussions with NHS employers and the Welsh government about savings that could be made across the whole of NHS Wales, with a view to avoiding redundancy situations.
Correlation analysis between parameters obtained from life table has been performed with Pearson test, in order to reduce the number of parameters to analyse, avoiding redundancy.
Mutual information (Fig. 6) was then analyzed aiming at building a model whose descriptors are independent in terms of the numerical information they provide, thus avoiding redundancy.
Globality in this context refers to supraterritorial links between the social determinants of health anywhere on earth, while avoiding redundancy with disciplines that focus on health as a social, economic and political issue or as a human right.
It aims to provide a way forward towards an understanding of 'global health' while avoiding redundancy.
In the early aughts, the government implemented the system of chengguan enforcement throughout the country, with the aim of rooting out bureaucratic redundancies.
Only peptides predicted to bind with an affinity stronger than 50 nM were selected, and from this set of predicted binders, a subset of 10 15 peptides with low mutual sequence similarity (i.e. avoiding redundancy) was selected.
"We are now entering a consultation period where all options will be explored with a view to avoiding redundancies.
Today we have started consultations with the NUJ with the aim of opening up an initial voluntary redundancy scheme.
