"And if you do things fast and take them to the wrong location with the wrong resources, you may not wind up giving them the best care".
Even small provisioning inefficiencies, such as failure to meet workflow dependencies on time or selecting the wrong resources for a task, can result in significant monetary costs [22, 135].
If this document misunderstands the times, misinterprets threats, applies the wrong resources, or defies our principles, the ranks of the fallen grow and we become weaker.
This is the wrong cognitive resource, which could interfere with meaningful learning.
This priming effect was found to be associated with task-specific activity in the prefrontal cortex; in particular, subjects employed the "wrong" neural resources when primed to prepare for the "wrong" task.
He urged George Osborne to use his Budget in March to "put right what he got wrong" by switching resources from better-off families to the less well-off.
If they make the wrong move, expensive resources will be misallocated at a disastrous financial and human cost to the company's shareholders and employees.
It is wrong to waste precious resources, or lives, because of bad evidence.
A libertarian thinker, Simon argued that the prevailing eco-pessimism and doom-saying about the world running out of resources was wrong.
They would make the wrong choices with scarce resources because they believe in protecting the interests of a different set of people.
However, Dr Nagpaul, who recently described the Government's seven-day access plans as a "surreal obsession", added that using new investment to fund evening and weekend opening may be the wrong use of limited resources.
