Sentence examples for proactively examine from inspiring English sources
In an effort to proactively examine NextGen concepts to identify and mitigate potential human performance risks and system-level contributing factors, the proactive Human-Organization Safety Technique (HOST) was developed.
To this end, the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE) has proactively engaged with UK industry to examine whether the development of condition management (CM) systems could help improve such performance parameters.
We all have an opportunity right now to embrace diversity as a competitive advantage, examine our own unconscious biases and proactively look for ways to bring different voices to our team and into our decisions.
We look at how Germany has proactively handled Europe's migration and refugee crisis, and we examine the country's approach to the world's climate in terms of its research into green energy.
Some of the most interesting innovations in HR include the ability to use data to proactively retain IBMers by examining factors such as an employee's location, pay, skills, and job type.
This research seminar will therefore examine situations of 'post-disaster recovery', as an opportunity to rethink, conceptually redefine, and proactively reconstruct or reconfigure new forms of urbanization.
The primary objective of this project was to examine the effectiveness of an Internet-based smoking cessation intervention combined with a tele-health medication clinic for nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) compared to referral to clinic-based smoking cessation care.A total of 413 patients were proactively recruited from the Durham VA Medical Center and followed for 12 months.
On one side, he promised that "the primary mission of these enterprises now will be to proactively work to increase the availability of mortgage finance, including by examining the guaranty fee structure with an eye toward mortgage affordability".
One of the greatest challenges to the national implementation of the Nursing Home Quality Initiative may be in changing the nursing home provider mindset from one of compliance with regulation through a system of quality assurance (focused on retroactively examining outcomes) to a mindset of quality improvement (focused on proactively improving processes and systems).
