Sentence examples for making processes which from inspiring English sources

Slag is a residue from the steel making processes which is at present still considered as an industrial waste due to its low utility.

"We have to go back and look at the whistleblowing episode and conduct an in-depth inquiry into the decision making processes which led us from receiving the e-mail in October and having a meeting in February," he said.

In addition, MS patients claim active roles in these decision making processes which seem even higher than in other diseases [ 24, 25].

It provided data on the acceptability of DBoxes, and the feasibility of an RCT on the impact of the DBox on patient involvement in decision making processes, which will allow planning the sample size and resources needed for the next phase.

Alignment2 in our opinion covers two aspects: (a) how aligned are research questions with policy priorities and (b) how aligned are research and policy making processes which enable opportunities for collaboration between the two groups.

It had flexible budgetary and decision making processes which were responsive to local contexts, and took account of local socio-economic activities.

He also suggested that there was a vacuum in political decision making process, which he felt was a "giant smokescreen for a U-turn on Heathrow".

Initially the scope of the talk was to have Ron share some of his stories to give a birds-eye view into his decision making process, which he has developed over a 15+ year career.

In introducing the bill, Fincher specifically cited work at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on antibacterial soaps and the use of antibiotics in farm animals that he argued "may be moving well beyond hard-science in the rule making process, which would have significant negative impacts on a wide range of industries".

Codes were then grouped into higher order themes; a careful and recursive decision making process, which involved checking for emerging patterns, for variability and consistency, and making judgements about which codes were similar and dissimilar.

Participants emphasized the importance of the coaching role as a central feature of an effective decision making process, which reflects the cultural importance of relationality, with mutual learning and building of knowledge together.