Sentence examples for makers in identifying from inspiring English sources

The VIDEO framework allows users to visually navigate large multi-objective solution sets while aiding decision makers in identifying one or more optimal designs.

Implementation of the SRA process can help to improve performance management for systems and aid decision makers in identifying programmatic and technical risk areas.

While results based on these models may aid policy makers in identifying larger areas of elevated exposure risk, they often do not differentiate the proportion of population exposure attributable to different polluting sources (e.g. traffic or industrial).

The integrated use of GIS and prediction models can be considered a powerful instrument to support decision makers in identifying areas at risk of pesticide contamination.

Beyond the theoretical implications, the results also offer guidelines for policy makers in identifying and implementing policy and communication strategies which will foster better environmentally-friendly lifestyles and society.

By collecting information from women of reproductive age in communities across Ontario, we hope to aid healthcare providers and policy makers in identifying gaps and in planning for needed services.

Then, the consequences of the MF are classified according to a logical decision diagram that assists the decision-maker in identifying the criteria to be used in modeling, which may vary between cost, downtime, safety, environmental, quality and reputation, selecting among them the one (s) that best represent each mode of failure.

The IOM has been mandated to design projects aiming at "strengthening the development component of the Mobility Partnership" in Moldova and Georgia, initiatives that have again mainly consisted in building the capacities of the national policy-makers, in identifying "best practices" and encouraging the mobilization of the diaspora.

The building of scenarios helps the decision maker in identifying the most adaptive long-term intervention strategy, equipping the urban water systems to meet the challenges of the future.

These findings will assist health system decision-makers in identifying standardised and comprehensive definitions and conceptual frameworks of positive and negative workplace behaviours.

However, it supports decision-makers in identifying the stage of a mitigation process, and forms a sound conceptual basis to guide the collection of surveillance data.