Sentence examples for unintended process from inspiring English sources

14 The outlined IT support could very well also lead to more intended process variations, while limiting unintended process variations.

We suggest that efforts to reduce variation should focus on unintended process variation that cannot be attributed to risk mitigation in clinical problem-solving.

Referring to Bauer und Jenny [ 1], process covers "both the implementation processes … and the intended and unintended process of change triggered in organizations and their employees, leading to alterations in …outcomes".

The evaluation provides a narrative account of outcomes of the HEAR-ME project derived from routine project reports and qualitative data collection, as well as providing a brief analysis on intended and unintended process impact to make recommendations on future HIV and Gender programming for adolescents and young people in Lesotho.

As a replacement of standard furnaces, it provides outstanding ambient control and very short heating cycles with the highest ramp rates for promotion of desired processes such as implant activation, silicide formation or oxide growth while suppressing unintended processes like diffusion or surface degradation.

One important ex-ante measure is to separate GM and non-GM fields by isolation distances to reduced unintended processes like GM pollen flow (e.g. [20]).

In a classic case of unintended consequences, a process intended to produce unity, a strong candidate, and a compelling platform to take against President Bush has so far produced a campaign that many Democrats describe as strikingly harsh and marked more by daily bickering than sweeping themes or compelling new ideas on where to take the country.

Unfortunately, distinguishing between unintended and intended process variation is not necessarily a straightforward task.

Such weapons include malware, malicious software such as viruses, trojans, spyware, and worms that can introduce corrupted code into existing software, causing a computer to perform actions or processes unintended by its operator.

My father came to Britain for economic reasons and I have struggled to process the unintended consequences of his decision.

Mr. Cohn also questioned whether an unintended result of the process would be the screening out of members of minority groups.