Sentence examples for measures of a process from inspiring English sources

The chapter also includes a comprehensive review of different widely used Inherent Safety Index measures of a process plant.

Adoption and reach constitute two important measures of a process evaluation, and the concepts for the current study are inspired by the RE-AIM framework (Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance) [ 13].

Geologic time is not the measure of a process that has come to an end.

The E-factor was first proposed by Roger Sheldon in the 1980s and is a commonly used measure of a process's efficiency, measuring the ratio of mass of waste produced to the mass of product produced [44].

We therefore postulate that: 1) every measure of a process that results from interactions of (spatially distributed) individuals is potentially intrinsically spatially autocorrelated (i.e., inherent SAC) and 2) every measure of a process that is linked with a spatially distributed resource is potentially extrinsically spatially autocorrelated (i.e., induced SAC).

The bioprocess economics model predicts multiple technical and financial performance measures of a particular process configuration.

They are imaging 'signals' or 'findings' that reflect and thus act as a measure of a pathologic process (e.g. tumor growth, angiogenesis).

But they don't have any idea how much that effort can or should cost or how to measure the benefits of a process that unfolds over years, or decades, or a lifetime.

The results from the interview study were used to develop a questionnaire with reflective measures of structure, process, and outcome (Appendix A).

Outcome measures indicate the result of a process (i.e., whether changes are actually leading to improvement), while process measures provide information about what caused those results (163– 163).

The formula of LNC-based vegetal oils has been produced and their stability in parenteral nutrition mixture was measured indicating a process of ripening.