Sentence examples for adopted maintenance from inspiring English sources
In 2000, the American Board of Medical Specialties ABMSS) adopted Maintenance of Certification (MOC), as a change in physician self-regulation.
The role of maintenance in modern manufacturing systems is becoming even more important with companies adopting maintenance as a profit-generating business element (Sharma and Yadava 2011).
Recently, the importance of effective maintenance in nuclear power plants (NPPs) has been emphasized and research into effective maintenance by adopting mobile maintenance aids (MMAs) have been attempted.
Alarmed by worsening social unrest, government officials have adopted "stability maintenance" as a mantra — and a pretext to stifle protest.
The present investigation enabled us to suggest more rigorous measures to be adopted: (i) maintenance of nation-wide debates on the subject; (ii) active immunoprophylaxis in ureamic patients before their admission in dialysis units; (iii) reduction on reuse of lines and dialysis equipments; and (iv) reduction in the number of patients per health-care worker.
open source projects typically adopt continuous maintenance policies where the maintenance requests are addressed by maintainers with different skills and commitment levels, as soon as possible, after being registered in an issue tracking platform, such as Bugzilla and Jira (Tan and Mookerjee 2005; Mockus et al. 2002; Liu et al. 2012).
To minimize the risk and to maintain operational reliability and availability, companies adopt various maintenance strategies.
We demonstrate that a well-designed payment scheme can induce the contractor to adopt the maintenance schedule that maximizes the manufacturer's profit.
An increasing number of manufacturers are beginning to realize the importance of adopting new maintenance technologies to enable products and systems to achieve near-zero downtime.
The results may be helpful for the plant personnel for analyzing the systems' behavior and to improve their performance by adopting suitable maintenance strategies.
Using the American Airlines DC-10 accident in Chicago as an example, Professor Thayer implies that the "dog-eat-dog competition" of deregulation has caused airlines to adopt improper maintenance procedures.
