Sentence examples for identification of experts from inspiring English sources

Additional work has shown that the coordination requirements, as computed by Cataldo and colleagues, can be used in the construction of recommendation systems to facilitate the identification of experts in parts of the code [33] and tools for assessing coordination problems [35].

StarBRITE serves as the main online location for research support addressing issues such as identification and location of resources, identification of experts, guidance for regulatory applications and approvals, regulatory assistance, funding requests, research data planning and collection, and serves as a central repository for educational offerings.

Our approach to the sampling of national and local experts was pragmatic and purposive and based on team meetings, snowball sampling and the identification of experts through searching.

In contrast, the sample was restricted by the identification of national experts, their willingness to contribute to this project and the timely realisation of the exchange between the experts (set to be 6-9 months).

The direct beneficiaries of this research are in the identification of knowledge experts in open source software projects.

Both models include needs assessment, selection of preferred EBI, identification of qualified experts, pilot research, and efficacy evaluation.

Where information is correlated with age, size, or dominance [25], [26], identification of an expert may be prone to error, especially where group composition is unstable and opportunity for repeated interaction limited.

Although several animal species have evolved specific signals that advertise the information that they possess [23], and expert leaders can emerge even when individuals do not know how the quality of their information compares with that of others [12], [24], identification of an expert may not always be easy.

The availability of eye-tracking methodology facilitated the identification of characteristics of expert viewing, such as an increased visual span and the ability to switch between global and focal viewing (Reingold and Sheridan 2011).

Content was validated through resource identification, formal consensus of experts (12, 13), and a focus group of diabetic teens for content, language, and presentation (12).

Barriers to identification and inclusion of experts were the confidentiality of MBNQA applicant names and the scarcity of healthcare quality award winners at a state level.