Sentence examples for policy deviations from inspiring English sources

4 means critical policy deviations and many patches are failing.

3 means the machine has non-critical patches failing and is suffering from serious policy deviations.

Besides the prescription policy, deviations from the SCS are found regarding GPs' referrals as well.

However, it also created a silence around policy inadequacies and policy deviations.

Their tendency to protect policy deviations was largely due to the increased nursing workload, lack of resources and the complexities that the conflicting needs generate.

Value 1 means the machine is healthy. 2 means the machine is suffering from mild policy deviation.

Optimal policy features deviations from price stability in response to both productivity and government expenditure shocks.

I estimate the impact of Florida's statewide CSR policy by comparing the deviations from prior achievement trends in districts that were required to reduce class size to deviations from prior trends in districts that received equivalent resources but were not required to reduce class size.

Although this analysis is preliminary, it raises legitimate doubts on the credibility of forest "credits" accounted as a result of deviations from policy assumptions that are essentially not reviewable from a technical point of view (a review of policy assumption may be perceived as a policy judgment, not acceptable under a review process, e.g. [19]).

ITT is strongly recommended since it preserves the randomization process and allows for non-compliance and deviations from policy [50].

In particular, in the context of a linear deterministic variant of the multiplier accelerator model, using an algebraic control theory technique known as exact model matching, we designed a class of linear feedback laws such that the system will immediately track a predetermined, desired trajectory for both policy targets, without any deviations.