Sentence examples for adequacy design from inspiring English sources

The study was an adequacy design; as such, the observed changes in inequities could not be differentiated from secular trend from program influence (i.e., L10K or HEP or both).

This study is part of a larger process evaluation (PE) of A&T's IYCF interventions conducted in two regions (SNNPR and Tigray) of Ethiopia [ 20], within the framework of an impact evaluation with adequacy design that captures changes over time, in the absence of a control group [ 21, 22].

The seismic damage to the dam raised a number of questions concerning the safety of the dam as well as the adequacy of design criteria.

Furthermore, FEM of the test specimens (CB) was used to investigate the adequacy of design specifications pertaining to square CFT sections fabricated from HSS and HSC.

Levels of adequacy are design criteria that have played a central role in the transformational generative grammar model since its inception in the 1950s.

Although certain issues in the PIA context can be related to questions of collective agency – like questions regarding the adequacy and design of PIAs [ 24, 25] as well as conceptually related issues of collective autonomy and responsibility [ 26] – we believe that collective agency deserves a self-standing analysis with a proper conceptual apparatus.

A risk-based approach to determine the adequacy of designed safety barriers in process plants is proposed and implemented to an offshore gas production platform.

The four KNMI'06 scenarios were a problem for the water managers as this precludes the selection of a central estimate, as was prescribed in the NWA of 2003, and the adequacy of designed policy options needed to be reconsidered.

The results confirm the adequacy of the design formulas and design procedure.

This provision was declared mandatory for SMRF buildings in seismic zones IV and V. Until now, only few studies (Dooley and Bracci 2001; Kuntz and Browning 2003; Ibarra and Krawinkler 2005; Haselton et al. 2011 and Cagurangan 2015) have been conducted in which the adequacy of SCWB design provision of seismic design codes is assessed.

The predicted dynamic responses of the building using the actual amplitude-dependent damping characteristics were compared to those computed with constant damping parameters assumed by the structural designers to evaluate the adequacy of current design practices and to investigate the effect of amplitude-dependent damping on the wind-induced responses.