Sentence examples for integrating capacity from inspiring English sources

The analysis method provides a framework for formulating capacity strategy and for integrating capacity planning with business planning.

The design solution involves a ROIC matrix formed by 2 × 2-element fragments (cells) in which all the four cell elements, connected to one common read line, share a common integrating capacity.

Operation management and control objectives can be achieved by strengthening the system's architecture, integrating capacity and introducing a mature and advanced technology platform.

She recommends integrating development and humanitarian aid, maintaining protection space for refugees, formalizing access to livelihoods and empowering local governance actions as they integrate capacity building programs that help deliver services to the Jordanian population as well as to Syrian refugees.

Various strategies are being employed for this purpose, e.g. mandatory and elective research assignments, student sections in indexed journals, organization of students' scientific conferences, molding of medical curriculum to integrate capacity building for research and holding of workshops on different aspects of conducting research [7].

A main recommendation suggests that future plans to integrate capacity building into ECD programmes, whether process or goal-orientated, should be based on thorough capacity assessments.

I don' t know how often people can manage the three aspects… We need to integrate more collaboration in our projects, get training and integrate capacity- building.

We believe that a credible and sustainable solution to the health challenges in Africa must leverage existing R&D, manufacturing and commercialization capacity across the continent to support integrated capacity utilization and economic development [ 3, 20, 39].

To make it easier to integrate capacity and financial decisions, each patient group consisted of several related "diagnosis-treatment codes" (in Dutch, "diagnose behandel combinaties," or DBCs, which are similar to diagnosis-related groups, or DRGs).

The aim of this commentary is to exhibit the contradictory physiological effects of the muscle and the fat tissue and to show how their integrated capacities determine our wellness.

This screening technology takes advantage of the genome-integrating capacity of the SB DNA transposon which facilitates accurate and near-random genomic insertion of genetic cargo of interest [ 40].