Sentence examples for clearly identified process from inspiring English sources

Rational decision making has a clearly identified process: define → diagnose → design → decide.

(Policymaker, National Strategy for Road Traffic Injuries Ministry of Health, Lima) Finally, the interviewees consistently pointed out that none of the interventions have systematic monitoring and evaluation activities, and no clearly identified process and impact indicators to evaluate progress along the way.

Once they are clearly identified, microbial process indicator taxa or genospecies, e.g., for acidification or ammonia toxicity, can be ideal tools for early warning of process perturbation.

Second, the structure of the public planning process clearly identified the role of scientists and enabled a transparent and participatory process that promoted the use of science.

A new file (*.mgf) containing all MS/MS spectra which were not clearly identified by Mascot, were processed by a special version of PepNovo (Frank and Pevzner 2005) called PepNovo2MSB (http://peptide.ucsd.edu) which provides MS-Blast compatible sequence prediction data.

Ultimately, the field of Landscape Genetics may be greatly enhanced by development of new conceptual or analytical frameworks that remove the effects of these factors in analyses, leading to an ability to more clearly identify recent processes that influence overall patterns of spatial genetic structure.

Nevertheless, by looking at the DE genes of the 4 AD affected regions one cannot clearly identify which processes to analyse further or reach such a conclusion.

The results show that four stages can be clearly identified during the microstructure formation process of ultra-high performance cementitious materials with sand, aggregate or steel fiber: pre-dormant stage, dormant stage, acceleration stage, and deceleration stage, while only the last three stages occur for the one without fillers and reinforcement.

Suggestions for building a comprehensive, system-wide, and policy-driven discharge planning process with clearly identified staff roles were raised.

The type of outcome should be clearly identified and may relate to process of care, physician behavior, patient outcomes or multiple endpoints.

The current intervention adopts the HAPA [ 5], an integrated social psychological model that has been widely used to identify the components related to changes in weight loss behaviours and how components can be used to inform the intervention content to ensure the change process is clearly identified (see Figure  1).