Sentence examples for undertaken process from inspiring English sources
The selection of suitable entrainer for the undertaken process was purely based on economical design criteria where total annualised cost (TAC) for different entrainers were first calculated and further compared.
However, any changes in the IPK's mass over time can be deduced by comparing its mass to that of its official copies stored throughout the world, a rarely undertaken process called "periodic verification".
In addition to the lack of conceptual clarity, only few studies, such as the ones by Hogg et al., Watkins et al. and Baskerville et al., have undertaken process evaluation or studied the implementation of practice facilitation [ 10, 18, 29].
The 29 item questionnaire included a mix of open and closed questions that focused on their experiences and views with respect to four aspects of the HIAs they had undertaken: process, context, decision making and next steps see Additional file 3. Of a total of 55 HIAs we were able to complete the questionnaire for 48 participants (87%).
Parchment analysis allowed us to identify the animal species, and all undertaken processes along its preparation.
SSQI project implementation allows a firm to undertake process improvement and innovation by using DFSS.
It is a commanding strategy that employs a regimented approach to undertake process variability using the application of statistical and non‐statistical tools and techniques in an accurate way (Jiju 2004).
A number of programs undertook process evaluations tailor-made to distinct program characteristics of the projects under review.
However, in undertaking process changes, internal benchmarks based on past performances can be utilized effectively as an evaluation measure [ 5].
It has enabled us to experiment, to undertake processes and projects, whether they're musical, artistic or social.
In 2003, in the aftermath of the SARS event, two Canadian provinces, British Columbia (BC) and Ontario (ON), undertook processes to define, develop, and implement public health requirements for services and programmes.
