Sentence examples for to formalised from inspiring English sources

Part of active rather than reactive scrutiny is to work with partners and residents through policy commissions, as opposed to formalised committee meetings.

On the ground, that amounts to formalised government policies that drive farmers to employ methods that bolster herd productivity, use better quality animal feed to reduce methane release, and recycle emissions-producing manure, among many other things.

The development of public health competence sets logically leads to formalised evaluation and accreditation of training programs.

23 Improvement of wages, working hours and workplace safety for these workers may require a gradual transition to formalised employment, and more wide-spread formation of labour unions.

Changes in living and social circumstances mean that current generations can no longer expect the informal caregiving taken for granted by their forbearers, forcing people to look to formalised healthcare and social services.

Clinical decision support systems (CDSSs)—defined as any software in which individual patient characteristics are matched to formalised knowledge to generate patient-specific recommendations are considered as tools that might alter physician behavior and improve CPG adherence (Shojania et al, 2010; Roshanov et al, 2011).

Lessons 4 Going from informal service delivery, through private water sellers, to more formalised systems, and to scale, through either the public sector or formal private sector, raises issues of the human right to water, public good nature of water, obligations of government, and appropriate institutional mechanisms.

In contrast to the formalised ritual of American prom nights, schoolies tends to be a debauched celebration of drink, drugs and sex.

Nonlinear dynamic analyses were also performed to evaluate the dynamic response of the frame and to assess the acceptance criteria against progressive collapse according to current formalised procedures.

Sampling according to these formalised standards and guidelines would mitigate the contribution of distributional heterogeneity to the total variance of the OTA analysis.

To deal with this problem this paper describes an approach on how (1) to follow strict mass conservation principles during model development and (2) how to use formalised model representation methods for model creation, exchange and analysis.