Sentence examples for optimised policy from inspiring English sources

Bringing together knowledge acquisition, policy co-creation, behaviour change analysis within a single methodological approach, aimed at identifying an optimised policy package, is both new and needed.

On the contrary, in case of satisfactory results, the process ends with the definition of an optimised policy mix, derived from a continuous refinement procedure where policies are evaluated via non-correlated and complementary evaluation tools.

On the other hand, however, it has a greater potential for success being capable, at least in principle, to overcome the drawbacks single approaches have in identifying an optimised policy package capable of supporting the deployment of effective UFT solutions.

In fact, the often too typical "decide and defend" approach, but also participatory decision-making processes, when void of both behavioural impact and ex-ante business model assessment, do not constitute a robust base for an optimised policy selection capable of guaranteeing the desired results.

The optimised operational policies were validated with experiments via one stirred tank polymerisation reactor.

In all of them, it performs in a comparable manner with respect to the classical (i.e., not control-based) policy optimised for that condition, as long as design assumptions such as schedulability are met.

The use of the conceptual framework, and addressing the challenges, is intended to support: (1) forwarding sustainable use of chemicals, (2) identification of pollutants of priority concern for cost-effective management, (3) the selection of optimal abatement options and (4) the development and use of optimised legal and policy instruments.

A policy is then optimised to ensure states of high value are visited with greater probability.

The Green Paper on the electricity market calls for a fundamental policy decision between an optimised 'electricity market 2.0' embedded in a package of measures aimed at strengthening flexibility and securing supply on the one hand, and extra payments for conventional power plants in the sense of a capacity market on the other ([14], p. 40).

The second policy was continued, initially optimised, medical management, with "delayed" surgery in selected cases when considered indicated.

This results in behavioural policies that reproduce those optimised by reinforcement learning and dynamic programming.