Sentence examples for capacity tool from inspiring English sources

The information generated by the interviews was organized into broad categories which formed the basis of the capacity tool.

The CDC capacity tool allows for some flexibility in what is measured, for example states may add location-specific questions to the capacity inventory [ 37].

The issues with this capacity tool are different given that it will be self-administered, which means participants should have greater control over the collection and use of the data.

To maximize the efficiency of future improvements, such as new passenger and high-speed rail services, the accuracy and applicability of capacity tools and methods in the U.S. environment need to be carefully evaluated.

Additionally capacity tools such as group plantings of neighbouring fields and symbolic tools such as information and PR- or image-building campaigns should be deployed to further encourage afforestation by farmers.

Among these, the intra-organizational - objective determinants of leadership, management and governance structures, technical capacity, tools, methods and approaches, health workforce education, training and continuing competence [ 18, 26- 29], human resource for health governance and management systems [ 18, 19], are relevant to this paper.

Table 1 shows their scores based on cost, ease of learning, data handling and graphical capacities, tools advancement, job market preference, and customer service support and community (see Jain (2017) and Data science salary review (2015) for further details).

Other tools such as the "Capacity Assessment Tool for Country Ownership of HIV Care and Treatment" have also offered frameworks to assess the capacity of a country or province to take on greater responsibility in the planning, organization, and management of HIV programs.

"It's a great capacity management tool," he says.

The limited load-carrying capacity of tool steels greatly restricts the use of hard coatings in forming applications.

The railroad capacity evaluation tool (RCET), developed by Lai and Barkan, can evaluate the expansion scenarios of network by estimating the line capacity and investment costs, based on the future demand and available budget.