Sentence examples for identifying needs for from inspiring English sources

A report, authored by Kim Carneiro at the Danish Institute of Fundamental Metrology, aims at identifying needs for R&D in metrology (both measurement and testing) to support the demands from nanotechnology.

After identifying needs for tertiary education amongst refugee populations, the JC HEM program leveraged the increased availability of technology and improved internet connectivity across Africa to implement distance learning in the pilot sites (Dankova & Giner, 2011).

Fellows in Stanford Biodesign Innovation, M+Visión, and similar fellowship programs are taught to follow a structured innovation process that begins by focusing exclusively on identifying needs for new technology.

Among all the subcommittees, the Process Subcommittee is charged with developing policies and procedures that address common concerns and issues that have implications for all PRO Consortium working groups, identifying areas for further research to advance measurement science, and identifying needs for guidance on procedural issues.

The coding guide provided definitions, coding rules, and coding examples for the following categories (maximum points in parentheses): "identifying needs for action and information gaps" (13); "processing information" (21); "coming to well-founded decisions" (5); "communicating decisions appropriately" (7) [for further information to the coding guide see Rausch et al. (2016)].

Multidisciplinary As mentioned in the first conceptual category above (i.e. identifying needs for BIM in TEIs), setting up multidisciplinary schools and BIM institutions is recommended in order to facilitate BIM learning through industry and academia (AIA-CA 2012; McDonald & Donohoe 2013).

Market research during a service's operating life enables managers to measure quality and identify needs for redesign.

This review aims to map the existing knowledge of their underlying histological features, and to identify needs for future research.

The paper analyzes flexibility mechanisms of SoSs and, accordingly, identifies needs for flexibility that SoSs can meet.

The findings will help the City identify needs for people with substance use problems and allow them to focus their efforts where those needs are.

The participant in the meetings said that the fund identified needs for about $2 trillion in global financing, and said about three-quarters of the need was in Europe.