Sentence examples for capability and risk from inspiring English sources

This study further reveals that partnering can not only directly facilitate organizational capability and risk management but also exert its influence on risk management through enhanced organizational capability, thereby improving project performance.

And as AI and robotics increasingly supplement and replace the work of humans, the expectations of leaders — truly understanding the work, how it can be executed now and in the future, and the cost, capability and risk implications of current and future work options — are increasing exponentially.

Berke et al. (2012) developed a set of principles to guide improvement of federally required state hazard mitigation plans and rate the quality of their components (such as hazard, vulnerability, capability and risk assessments; mitigation policies; monitoring; and coordination with local governments).

Students should be offered a range of options to customize their education to reflect their personal goals, ambitions, capabilities, and risk tolerance.

Kypho-/vertebroplasty as standard operative procedures are associated with limitations like cement leakage, limited reduction capabilities, and risk for adjacent fractures.

"We were clearly asking for a lot of discretion for the new teams, who after all were hired for their creative capabilities and risk-taking natures," said Frederic Bell, the executive director of the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

This study evaluated the operator's handling capability, and the risk of having musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) for handling 300 mm wafers.

One of the key results is that the technology capability and economic risk are the two main factors that prevent a company to adopt sustainable manufacturing.

This systematic review identified 24 papers which had examined the association between at least one of the specified measures of physical capability and subsequent risk of one of the specified health outcomes (i.e. fracture, cognitive outcomes, cardiovascular disease, hospitalisation or institutionalisation).

While preserving their legal and economic independence, the collaboration partners are committed to share the relational resources, capabilities, information, and risk on a medium- to long-term contractual basis".

Following a consistent approach, multi-hazard national risk assessments are to be produced by Member States by the end of 2015 and followed up by an assessment of national risk management capabilities and improved risk management planning (European Commission 2014a).