Sentence examples for suitability for managing from inspiring English sources

For details of the search strategy and the RCN outcome, please see Additional file 1. Reference manager packages such as End Note and Mendeley were tested for suitability for managing the research collection process.

19 However, there is concern regarding the delivery of online interventions relating to confidentiality, a loss of visual and auditory clues during therapy and a lack of suitability for managing crisis situations.

This study established the suitability of PRISMA as a tool for managing risks to customer satisfaction within the telecommunications domain.

The generic habitat suitability models can help determine potential unoccupied habitats for the red deer population and develop guidelines for managing the development of the red deer population and its influence on the environment.

In groundwater studies, GIS is commonly used for site suitability analysis, managing site inventory data, estimation of groundwater vulnerability to contamination, groundwater flow modeling, modeling solute transport and leaching, and integrating groundwater quality assessment models with spatial data to create spatial decision support systems (Barber et al. 1996).

On the example of the calculation of the LSP "flow accumulation", we test the two parallelization strategies "spatial decomposition" and "two phase approach" for their suitability to manage non-localities.

These case managers screen CPPD beneficiaries for their suitability for vocational rehabilitation and manage the rehabilitation assignments.

Plus, some have questioned men's suitability for social care work for reasons ranging from emotional capacity to suitability for work with vulnerable children.

The answer is probably: lots of expensive and time consuming legal battles (assuming the homeless person can get legal advice); a costly recruitment drive to expand council homeless units in order to investigate hundreds of out-of-borough "suitability" offers and manage the subsequent wave of objections; and much grief for homeless families.

In particular, fuzzy logic has shown its suitability for medical applications, in order to manage uncertain data, and to build transparent rule-based classifiers.

Furthermore, their need for regular recharging (typical battery lifetime of less than a week) hinders their suitability for target groups that are uncomfortable with managing modern technologies.