Sentence examples for fair tool from inspiring English sources

"We believe that this reallocation method represents an accurate and fair tool to balance our books," she wrote.

In 2012, they launched a virtual trade fair tool that combined the benefits of attending a show in person with digital technology.

"The 'right to reside' part of our habitual residence test is a vital and fair tool to ensure that benefits are only paid to people who are legally allowed to live in Britain," it said in a statement.

Retrospectively, we assessed completion rates of the training modules and anesthesia preoperative records as well as day of surgery cancellation and delay rates before and after the implementation of the FAIR tool.

The goal of this process improvement project was to determine if fidelity to the FAIR tool enhanced the ability of RNs to perform preoperative anesthesia interviews and, if so, did this result in decreased surgical cancellations and delays?

Denying women a possibly viable and perhaps the only method available to them for becoming mothers, while they are subjected to a pro-reproductive culture that accords them attributes such as those mentioned above for not being mothers, may not be the most efficient or fair tool against said culture.

An analysis of the operation time of several algorithms under the same conditions and the produced MOTP/MOTA metrics might give a more informative and fairer comparison tool.

Almost 75% of the credit cards issued in the U.S. are managed using one or another of the Fair, Isaac tools.

Activity limitation and participation restriction measured by the World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule (WHODAS 2.0) [ 20], developed as a culture-fair assessment tool for use in cross-cultural comparative epidemiological and health services research.

4) Disability - activity limitation and participation restriction measured by the WHODAS 2.0 [ 42], developed by the World Health Organization as a culture-fair assessment tool for use in cross-cultural comparative epidemiological and health services research.

The panorama was exhibited at the World's Fair as a tool for architects and urban planners to look at the city with a keener eye.