Sentence examples for identification and allocation from inspiring English sources

Another class of persistent hydrophobic chemicals is petroleum biomarker compounds (hopanes and steranes) that are used for hydrocarbon source identification and allocation.

For temporal or spatial high-resolution studies more cost-effective environmental magnetics is recommended, which may guide in design of detailed studies aiming at identification and allocation of emission sources.

Specifically, the formalization involves the identification and allocation of the resources in terms of a set of decisional variables (e.g. robot model/positioning/number, welding gun models/allocation/number, welding point allocation etc).; then, the design optimization process minimizes the investment costs granting the cycle time.

If embraced, the plan would break a years-long logjam and open a path to constructive engagement on other pressing matters where there is broad potential for further consensus -- chief among them the identification and allocation of new spectrum to keep pace with exponentially growing mobile data traffic.

Step 6 includes identification and allocation of the indirect costs attributable to the cycle of care.

The design of tailored prevention and control strategies benefits from knowledge of the identification and allocation of the risks for ASFV introduction, which can be generated transparently through risk assessment [ 12].

When all patients were randomised, a list of study identification numbers and allocation was sent to study administrators who informed the patients of their allocation.

Confirmation of enrolment, allocation of a study identification number and allocation to intervention group were obtained via secure log on to a web-based randomisation service based at the Coordinating Centre at the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (DEPM), Monash University, thus ensuring allocation concealment.

Identification of ischemia and allocation to its corresponding coronary vessel was performed as previously reported [10].

This study used a spatial multi-factor model and bivariate mapping to produce a novel assessment for watershed management, identification of vulnerable areas, and allocation of resources.

Each two-hour combined focus/nominal discussion had three phases, preliminary questions about perspectives on organ donation and allocation, identification of organ allocation criteria, and an individual ranking exercise of criteria identified from group discussion, using a modified nominal group technique.