Sentence examples for aimed at continuous from inspiring English sources

This study aimed at continuous assessment of the upper arm and back postures and estimation of biomechanical load subtasks using inclinometers during 4 h.

JIT is a set of management practices aimed at continuous improvement through the elimination of all wastes and full utilisation of human resources (White et al. 2010; Shingo 1981).

Gamino and the other CIOs are creating a strong culture of accountability and togetherness, aimed at continuous improvements and increased customer satisfaction and growth.

This turns out to be a generalization of the concept of chemical organizations, which was originally aimed at continuous models.

The ultimate goal of this research endeavour is to assess the impact of interventions aimed at continuous quality improvement with the help of PQIs and possibly outcome measures.

Aiming at continuous delivery, efficient build, test and deployment automation is strongly desired (Humble and Farley [2010]).

This tag-along approach has a potential importance for the upcoming VLBI Global Observing System (VGOS), which aims at continuous monitoring of the EOPs.

The development of this IFAC TC5.1 benchmarking platform is work-in-progress, aiming at continuous improvement and enhancement by the IFAC TC5.1 research community and beyond.

Successful T cell-based therapies should aim at continuous induction of central memory/effector T cells at sites distant from the immunosuppressive environment of tumor and draining lymph nodes to avoid immune evasion and induction of tolerance.

EPA represents a quality management program including validated instruments based on quality indicators for assessing practice management aiming at continuous improvement process [ 18].

This work aimed at developing continuous and scalable processes for SLN by mixing a lipid and aqueous phase containing an emulsifier in the extruder barrel at temperatures above the melting point of the lipid and further reducing the particle size of emulsion by HPH linked to HME in a sequence.