Sentence examples for capacity acquisition from inspiring English sources

This paper presents an analytical approach for simultaneous optimization of the facility location, capacity acquisition and technology selection decisions.

In this paper, we present a mathematical model for simultaneous optimization of the plant location, capacity acquisition and technology selection decisions in a multi-commodity environment.

Thus, simple cross-sectional comparisons are likely to yield a spurious positive association between onsite MRI acquisition and MRI volume owing to the endogeneity of onsite MRI capacity acquisition.

Column 1 of Table 4 reports the estimated impact onsite MRI capacity acquisition on the change in Medicare MRI volume as a percentage of Medicare visits in a regression model with no covariate adjustment (other than MRI cohort year).

A web-based survey of orthopedic practices in the United States was used to assign a first date of onsite MRI capacity acquisition (if any) to specific orthopedic practices.

The present study used a web-based survey of orthopedic practices in the United States to determine the date of onsite MRI capacity acquisition, or the absence of onsite MRI capacity, to facilitate a comparison of MRI use with/without onsite MRI capacity.

Knowledge of the significance of accurate proprioceptive information during motor sequence learning may facilitate the genesis of novel models that predict the capacity skill acquisition.

Following the survey and analysis of data obtained, recommendations were made and implemented and have assisted in building capacity in acquisition, maintenance and management of laboratory equipment and sustaining these in the training of engineers.

Multipotential mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are ideal seed cells for recruiting the loss of neural cells due to their strong proliferative capacity, easy acquisition, and considerable tolerance of genetic modifications.

A mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model, incorporating Monte Carlo simulation (MCS), was developed for optimizing the process design (process-unit allocation and scale-up decisions) and for capacity planning (acquisition of new units), considering the products that still require development, and the products that are already in commercialization.

The demanding set of requirements imposed on the replacement options include high capacity, high acquisition rate, high transfer rate, application in a distributed environment, portability between institutions, and low expense.