Sentence examples for supporting decision making on from inspiring English sources
Cellular signaling data provide a massive and emerging source for acquiring urban origin destination (OD) travel flow information, supporting decision making on large-scale mobility enhancement, and enabling the exploration of factors that influence travel demand.
Although COPLIMO is an ideal economic model to support decision making on the incremental development of a product line, it makes some simplifying assumptions that may produce high distortions in the estimates (e.g., COPLIMO takes for granted that all the products have the same size).
Chiadamrong and Kawtummachai (2008) designed a methodology to support decision making on sugar industry.
These analyses can be used to support decision making on what seedlot or genotype could be deployed on a particular site in order to meet management goals.
Finally a brief account is given of recent development of using formal safety assessments to support decision making on legislation applicable internationally to maritime transportation.
The conceptual development of a Management Information System to support decision making on construction projects across all management levels within the owner and the contractor organizations is introduced.
This type of analysis, in turn, can be used to support decision making on what seedlot or genotype could be deployed on a particular site in order to meet management goals.
Parameterization and modeling of stomatal conductance for the main urban tree species may provide reliable estimations of the stomatal uptake of O3 and other gaseous pollutants by vegetation, which may support decision making on the most suitable species for green urban planning in polluted areas.
Here we propose a calculation procedure to map out "high-risk areas" for local between-herd spread of CSFV as a tool to support decision making on prevention and control of CSFV outbreaks.
This study may be of importance at company level to gain more insight in the effects of preventive measures, and to support decision making on which health promoting activities should be applied.
In contrast with the 2MBio, currently available tools often aim at supporting decision-making on WES with off-the-shelf expert solutions and optimisation of WES efficiency, supply chains and resource management.
