Sentence examples for tiering scheme from inspiring English sources

Here, we briefly outline the basic concept of our vision for hierarchical testing of GM plants depicted in Figure 3. Figure 3 Proposed tiering scheme for ecotoxicological testing for environmental risk assessment of GM plants.

A similarly tiered scheme for storage will be made available to European customers, with pricing starting at $0.18 per gigabyte-month.

We proposed a two-tier scheme, in which parts were mapped from a generic (or process-independent) representation, to an SFF-specific representation used for process planning.

The three-tier scheme is an integrated effort for bridging the development and operation communities, maintaining stability to the operational performance, and adapting swiftly to software technology innovations.

Of the 35 local authorities which have expressed interest in principle, the one closest to doing anything is Edinburgh, which this week started a postal referendum on introducing a two-tier scheme covering both commuters into the city and traffic in its historic centre.

Adding to the confusion is that there is no clear line between the criteria which entitles care home residents to have all their costs paid by their SHA, and those who qualify for the top band of the three-tier scheme introduced by the government in October 2001 which just pays for nursing care costs.

The structures were handled using the same partial charges treatment and the same charge-tier scheme for the case-testing above.

Therefore, it becomes clear that designing CA-FEI as a two-tier scheme makes it possible to have, at the same time, a virtual (logical) capacity distribution for the admission control process and an actual (physical) capacity distribution for the serving networks.

To begin tailoring risk assessment approaches to the risk context, the NexGen program has constructed a three-tier scheme.

Insights relating to flexible versus fixed pricing policies are mixed, although a multi-tier scheme (prices scaled for stove model) was reported to be effective in some Indian and Bangladeshi settings.

A five-tier scheme was proposed to improve classification of spliceogenic variants that integrates bioinformatic and experimental data [Spurdle et al., 2008] whose purpose was to pre-select candidate variants for functional tests as well as to interpret the splicing outcomes.