Sentence examples for inspection decisions from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the estimated annual limit-state frequency can be used to guide inspection decisions, such as whether to inspect more connections and thereby reduce the uncertainty in the state of damage.

The discovery of such an unusual decision by the then Ofsted chief eight years ago, one of the first significant education matters disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act, could open the floodgates to other requests for inspection decisions and perhaps lead to legal challenges.

Its businesses include management of business objectives, plans, grant approvals, inspection decisions about subsequent management performance evaluation and compensation, corporate governance structure determination, and procurement of funds for funding investment in the subsidiaries.

The post mortem inspections and meat inspection decisions were made by an experienced reindeer meat inspection veterinarian (S. Laaksonen).

Asked whether the inspection decision should have been made at the "highest levels of NASA," Mr. O'Keefe replied, "Could be".

Bayesian network (BN) and genetic algorithm (GA) are applied to develop a framework for the inspection decision making for corroded pipelines in this study.

A coherent set of experiment design and analysis methods is presented which was applied for studying gender differences in visual inspection decision making.

Computerized tests of speed of inspection, decision, and reaction are now possible, yet so far there have been no published longitudinal quantitative genetic studies of reaction time, and only one cross sectional study (Finkel and McGue 2007).

All the investigations are carried out by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, whose decisions must be approved by senior leaders.

The evidence presented suggests that the methodology nominates a viable list of emerging topics suitable for inspection by decision makers.

This approach is described in the context of an inspection maintenance decision problem, and is contrasted with the classical probabilistic approach that assumes the existence of true probabilities and probability distributions which have to be estimated.