Sentence examples for identification of rights from inspiring English sources

These constraints arose from inadequate analytical underpinnings and risk-proofing, insufficient inclusiveness and consultation with intended clients/their representatives, limited identification of rights holders groups and scant disaggregation of vulnerable and disadvantaged groups.

The identification of subtle right tracheobronchial and right paratracheal adenopathy may be quite difficult.

When performing such a recursive estimation at the level of each network device, machine and system user, efficient solutions for the identification of access rights abuses or of intrusions can be devised.

Eventually, we proposed the concept of breakdown as a tool to grasp hidden dynamics and to support the identification of the right target users.

An example is presented, where the use of the proposed simulator enables a rapid identification of the right strategy to prevent development of runaway temperature conditions in a reactor.

The correct identification of the right type of page not only improves the crawling efficiency by skipping undesirable types of pages, but also helps to improve the accuracy of the data extraction from these pages.

The simultaneous use of dilution and overcoring data provides accurate parameter estimates in the presence of measurement errors, allows the identification of the right hypothesis about the borehole disturbed zone and diminishes other model uncertainties such as those caused by errors in the volume of the circulation system and the effective diffusion coefficient of the filter.

In light of the heterogeneity in terms of both fibrosis and etiologies of ARF, the identification of the right patient to which propose a trial of NIV is crucial in the management of patients with DILD and ARF.

Further in vivo studies using animal models, including larger animals like dogs, sheep, and pigs, will help guide the identification of the right PKC isozymes that should serve as therapeutic targets for the treatment of pathological cardiac remodelling and HF in humans.

Other concepts from James' framework were not identified by the study participants (e.g., speedy identification of vulnerable workers, rights of workers to be represented by worker representatives (e.g., labour union) and the monitoring and review of existing policies).

In combining various approaches our study was able to show that training needs concentrate around tools allowing the identification of basic human rights violations in the health system, the analysis of their causes and coordinated responses through specific intervention projects.