Sentence examples for support in the selection from inspiring English sources

This activity was facilitated by the automated support in the selection of subprocesses based on project characteristics and organizational performance baselines.

We wish to thank all the participants in this study, the Unione Italiana dei Ciechi e degli Ipovedenti, Sezione Provinciale di Trieste for their support in the selection of the participants and Antonio Napoli (University of Trieste) for his help in the collection of data.

Therefore, some criteria need to be defined to support designers in the selection, which should be based, among other properties, on the overall assessment of the thermo-acoustic and hygrometric performance, at the aim of ensuring good energy performance of the buildings and adequate acoustic comfort conditions.

Secondly, studies have identified optimal behavioral change techniques for each domain, in order to support educators in the selection of the most appropriate technique for KT, performance change and/or educational interventions.

A hybrid cloud broker, acting as an intermediary between users and public providers, can support customers in the selection of the most suitable offers, optionally adding the provisioning of dedicated services with higher levels of quality.

The main goal of our long-term research is to develop a tool for decision support in the CSP selection process by addressing the perspectives of both the user companies and the CSPs.

While some works have overcome this limitation by ad-hoc analyses [10, 11], we claim that there is a need for better support in the descriptor selection task, so that these methods can be embraced by the cheminformatics community.

However, the fund only supports candidates in the selection and election processes – once they've been elected, they're on their own.

More meta-analyses with non-profit or no support avoided bias in the selection of studies (P = 0.01); only five industry-supported meta-analyses reported specific inclusion criteria and two only included studies provided by the supporting company.

We propose to add to the framework a sensitivity analysis that calculates how much the Thermal-Hydraulic (TH) code inputs affect the DPSM, in support to the selection of the most proper probabilistic safety assessment method to be used for the problem at hand, between static or dynamic methods (e.g., Event Trees (ETs) or Dynamic ETs (DETs), respectively).

In support of the selection model, divergence, taken as a proxy for the rate of mutation, had either no effect or an unexpected minor negative effect.