Sentence examples for System we suggest from inspiring English sources

And therefore, for the design of a community-based social system, we suggest another component to be added to the system that provides eco-feedback.

Thus, when designing a decision support system, we suggest one consider explicitly representing the presence/absence of data in the underlying logic.

To utilize our proposed methods in the practical two-tier LTE system, we suggest to implement the hybrid spectrum arrangement along with the related interference mitigation methods as an overall solution to improve spectrum utilization.

Thus, to the extent that recent developments in Australia represent a similar repurposing of migration law as an adjunct to the criminal justice system, we suggest that it carries inherent risks.

Considering the tunability of the absorption edge of ZnO by simply changing the concentration of the doping element like Al[33, 34] or Mg[35, 36] and excellent spectral selectivity of this system, we suggest that the spectral response should be tailored by elemental doping[37] in a relatively wide range, which presents a promising versatile potential.

Meanwhile, instead of impugning the integrity of California's voting system, we suggest Republicans focus their energy inward.

Since this induction of CHOP/Gadd153 did not result in a decrease of cell viability in our experimental system, we suggested that autophagic response induced by NADPH depletion might have a role in cell survival.

Returning to SRO hkl) systems, we suggest that key conclusions obtained from the RRDE in Supplementary Fig. 7 are applicable to all three SRO films, at least qualitatively.

In order to maintain consistency between data written in textual documents and data handled by calculation systems, we suggest to make Office documents CAPE software frameworks.

In order to facilitate the use of impaired water in cooling systems, we suggest the key technical issues and available water technologies for brackish water desalination.

To analyze and understand such complex systems, we suggest a new approach to service system analysis based on model composition to design and evaluate stakeholder relationships through what-if scenarios.