Sentence examples for professionals to quantify from inspiring English sources

BPS is thought to hold massive potential for the AEC industry, by allowing professionals to quantify impacts of architectural design-decisions.

The percentile norms allow health professionals to quantify the rarity, or otherwise, of the patients' scores.

Pain assessment tools help health professionals to quantify a subjective phenomenon into objective terms to inform and evaluate pain management interventions.

Due to the increasing importance of financial criteria for intra-organizational resources and power allocation during the 1960s (Fligstein 1987) and HR professionals' inability to quantify their contributions in financial terms, HR managers were increasingly considered to be "not business oriented" (Ritzer and Trice 1969, p. 66).

The results are a function of the chemical properties, the model, simulation assumptions (e.g., no dissociation), parameters used to characterize the environmental and human conditions in the model and the professional judgment applied to quantify uncertainty in chemical information (input parameters).

Main objective: to understand the significance and sense of bioethics for social work/health professionals; the secondary objective is to quantify the bioethics training given in IMSALUD primary care.

Bottle feeding was also viewed as reassuring for the mothers and the health professionals, because it allowed them to quantify how much milk the infants were receiving.

In an attempt to fill the statistical void, a report compiled by POST asks universities and professional societies to collect data to quantify the situation of women scientists.

The purpose of this investigation was to quantify the professional stratification among Canadian chiropractic practitioners and evaluate the practice perceptions of those factions.

The present study represents a first attempt to quantify a group of professionals characterised by a deficiency of data.

Decision makers many times rely on informal procedures and professional experience to base decisions because tools to quantify their expectations are sometimes unclear or incoherent in the petroleum literature.