Sentence examples for define procedures from inspiring English sources

The Braun case led to revisions in the drug agreement between owners and the players' association to better define procedures for handling the urine samples.

Those imaging sessions require to clearly define procedures in each radiotherapy department (image modality, acquisition frequency, corrective action, staff training and tasks).

A process relying on feedstock produced using a non-continuous energy source such as solar energy needs detailed understanding of the dynamics to define procedures for cycling and robust control design.

Therefore, the technical guidelines help to define procedures to follow throughout a Pentest, enabling the methodology to provide a basic structure to initiate and conduct a security test.

Those standards define procedures to broadcast the position and speed vectors of each individual vehicle so other nearby vehicles can collect this information and use it for safety purposes.

In the last decade, the occurrence of damages and cracking on architectural heritage buildings due to seismic events and/or overloading, has stimulated research on masonry structures to define procedures able to protect such structures.

Internally control of police is sought through selection, training, defined procedures, policy guidelines, and supervision.

The higher level allows for performing standard evaluations by accessing and applying these previously defined procedures.

David Wastell, professor of information systems at the university says: "ICS is a crude technological attempt to transform social work into a bureaucratic practice to be governed by formally defined procedures, involving sequences of tasks to be accomplished within strict deadlines".

These decisions score low on both organizational and analytical complexity and may be addressed by defining procedures that describe the approach needed or that have well defined rules, regulations, checklists, and the like.

In our lab, we aim to conjugate the professional and the moral duty and to impose on our researchers the respect of strictly defined procedures.