Sentence examples for propose supervision from inspiring English sources

The SPEC method, that authors contribute to develop since several years, takes into account uncertainty inherent to this primary stage in order to propose supervision indicators (in terms of satisfactions and risks) and redesign/optimization means based upon a system/project stakeholders' satisfaction model.

Kahssay et al. propose supervision, training, team-based approaches and support from community health committees (CHCs) as possible ways to improve CHWs' practice.

In this paper, while a generic force and moment nonlinear inverse control laws is displayed, the viability and efficiency of the proposed supervision strategy is highlighted.

The bill proposes supervision for offenders serving sentences of less than 12 months - there would be an initial licence period then an extended period of supervision, amounting to 12 months in total.

From the results on NLPR dataset in Fig. 13, we can conclude that supervision transfer outperforms the conventional fine-tuning method, which validates the effectiveness of the proposed supervision transfer approach for saliency detection.

An additional limitation of this study (and the proposed supervision system) is the missing data on secondary outcomes from patient records.

We believe that active recording of secondary outcomes through the proposed supervision system could actually lead to improved documentation, as clerks and health workers will receive feedback during the process if the data is not recorded.

Some propose international supervision of research on potential risks.

In the end, it was President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, harshly criticized by the United States for supporting the Syrian president, who took center stage by proposing international supervision of the chemical weapons.

With the wired aspect, there's still a portion that would give providers the ability to circumvent this neutrality with their own services (under proposed government supervision).

This paper proposes a supervision strategy based on multi-criteria approach including energetic, environmental and economic constraints.