Sentence examples for conduct of operational from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, he mobilized military reserves — particularly medical staff for hospital ships — signing an executive order that said it was necessary to back up active-duty troops "for the effective conduct of operational missions, including those involving humanitarian assistance, related to relief efforts in Haiti".

Ongoing training on the operation and safety hazards of the water fluoridation plants should be conducted for all levels of operational staff.

The overall aim of this study was to conduct an operational study of AMC uptake in a South African community.

The members will not be involved in or paid for the operational conduct of the study.

The authors thank Colin D Mansfield for providing medical writing services on behalf of AB Science (Paris, France), and François Montestruc, Nathalie Pillet, Pierre Cherubin, and Béatrice Martin for contribution to the operational conduct of the study.

Sensitivity analyses were conducted to investigate the effect of operational parameters and performance indicators.

Initial tests using metallurgical cokefines as feedstock were conducted to test the effects of operational variables in the bottom section of the moving bed reducer, e.g., reactor temperature, oxygen carrier to char ratio, enhancer gas CO2 flow rate, and oxygen carrier flow rates.

The analysis makes use of operational research conducted by the authors over the past six years, as well as the observations made possible by this involvement over time.

The simulated ship, Tug and VTS operating environments allowed us to have a high level of operational control, while conducting the study in a safe and repeatable manner.

The comparison between different working fluids such as benzene, butane, pentane, iso-pentane, R123, and R245FA was conducted to detect a wide range of operational pressures and temperatures.

A series of operational research studies, conducted by the WHO in India, Nepal, Vietnam, Indonesia and Myanmar, confirmed that the private sector was the dominant diagnostic resource even for poor patients [ 5].