Initial application of the ACT steps on the basis of relatively qualitative inputs can provide a foundation for identifying some actions, while pinpointing instances where it may be justified to generate more quantitative information to inform specific management decisions.
We examined if, by focusing on specific gene categories and examining patterns of polymorphism and divergence, we could pinpoint other clear instances of adaptive evolution.
Poring over stacks of documents, investigators at the American Embassy in Kabul have pinpointed dozens of instances in which Kabul Bank executives may have bribed Afghan officials, including a successful bid to process the salaries that the government pays its employees each month — at least seventy-five million dollars.
Changing attitudes to Englishness are reflected in changing attitudes to Larkin, and the more sustained intellectual interest in the English national character, as embodied in the works of Peter Mandler for instance, pinpoint one key reason why there is an increased scholarly interest in Larkin.
It's then I get my small chance to pinpoint any and all instances when Academy voters fell down on the job and backed the wrong horse.
It forced me, for instance, to pinpoint the dominant feeling as I sat outside with my daughter listening to E.B. White.
However, people on social assistance often refuse to book appointments at those times for reasons that dentists attribute to their lifestyle: for instance, they pinpoint their laziness or, on the contrary, undeclared jobs that impede scheduling.
He added that in such instances, authorities often pinpoint the glass to a broken overhead light or a damaged glass container in the kitchen.
By removing a single gene from a mouse's chromosomes, for instance, researchers can pinpoint the gene's function by studying mice who survive without it.
From there, we grow and expand the chatbot's capability by pinpointing where it fails or instances where the customer needs more information.
