Sentence examples for comparison of planning from inspiring English sources

A simple comparison of planning consents granted to Travellers (4% of applicants) with those granted to all other ethnic groups reveals massive discrimination against Travellers.

To understand how ES have been taken up in planning discourses we conducted a cross-case comparison of planning documents in Berlin, New York, Salzburg, Seattle and Stockholm.

The general goals of the IPC include pushing the state of the art in planning technology by posing new scientific challenges, encouraging direct comparison of planning systems and techniques, developing and improving a common planning domain definition language, and designing new planning domains and problems for the research community.

Table 12 Comparison of planning results after raising biddings for one group of SL users Case Diesel engine (kW) The total planning costs The compensation cost for SL Total number of translations The time period of curtailed load (hour) The time period of increased load (hour) 16 1950 2 T6476 T8732 T6482 T8738 17 186 5414073 2250 2 T6476 T8732 T6482 T8739 18 189 5420952 1950 2 T6476 T8732 T6482 T8738 17 186 5414073 2250 2 T6476 T8732 T6482 T8739 18 189 5420952

The comparisons of planning time-scale, decision variables and uncertainty analysis are listed in Table 1.

However, confounding is difficult to control, and randomized comparisons of "planned vaginal delivery" versus "planned cesarean" in the absence of medical indications are not available.

Other members of the EPIC team who were familiar with the interview transcripts and documented plans examined the early stages and ongoing refinements of the descriptive coding framework, as well as the tabulated comparisons of planned and implemented PPI.

However, if the data are available, a comparison group of planned, normal time to conception infants would be optimal as this would allow comparison of like with like, and removes the complicating issue of unplanned and unwanted pregnancies.

The researchers who conducted the NBER study found that the choices made by health plan enrollees "reflect a severe deficit in health insurance literacy and naïve considerations of health risk and price, rather than a sensible comparison of plan value".

A quantitative comparison of plans was performed by using the standard dose-volume histogram (DVH).

For each comparison we compared the number of planning units in the best solution.