Sentence examples for appropriateness of technology from inspiring English sources

In response, sanitation entrepreneurs go beyond the standard linear model of assessing need and appropriateness of technology.

A disparity in the appropriateness of technology used was revealed between MR care and PAC services.

The reasons for the poor uptake of home video-consultation in palliative care has largely been attributed to organisational factors such as staff 'readiness', lack of a clinical champion or financial incentives [ 11], as well as concerns with the appropriateness of technology being used instead of in person 'face to face' visits [ 13].

Specifically in T4, T6, T7, T10, T11, the clinical microbiologists valued almost exclusively 'principles' knowledge to judge the effectiveness and appropriateness of technologies for the trusts.

Learning from the design, psychology and sociology literatures, it is important that rural electrification projects incorporate the value perception of the end-user and extend their success beyond the commonly used criteria of financial value, the appropriateness of the technology, capacity building and technology uptake.

The environmental impact associated with this technology has, however, to be assessed in order to evaluate the appropriateness of the technology.

The appropriateness of this technology to organizations striving to meet complex goals such as improving the quality of life for vulnerable people is open to question.

However, it is necessary to evaluate the appropriateness of any technology, trenchless or otherwise, on a project-to-project basis by considerating all the criteria and subcriteria important for the decision task.

To optimize the usefulness of this biomass related to its productivity and appropriateness of combustion technology, it requires further in-depth research.

The sheep is, then, a co-production of the material, physical characteristics that enable this modification to the sheep body, cognitive processes that value the 'natural', but with a social emphasis on economics of producing sheep for meat, the high cost of labour and normative evaluations that recognise the appropriateness of using technology to achieve these aims.

The observation that antibody responses were sustained one year after vaccination, and their avidity increased over the course of immunization (unpublished results) demonstrates the appropriateness of this technology platform.