Sentence examples for a consolidated tool from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that the developed model will provide design decision makers with a consolidated tool for selecting LCB measures.

The PGC tool is a consolidated tool aligning whole-genome sequences using the NUCmer program of MUMmer package (44) and Circos (45) for visualization of pairwise comparison between two cross-strain/species.

While mammography, even if sometimes controversial, is nowadays a consolidated tool for early diagnosis of breast cancer, other diagnostic techniques, such as low-dose computed tomography for detection of lung cancer, need to prove their efficacy and avoid extended times required to obtain evidence-based results.

"In December of 2013, a maker of FOIA software for the government approached me with concerns regarding the federal FOIA portal project, particularly with concerns over a consolidated filing tool as well as processing tools," said Mike Morisy, the co-founder of MuckRock.com, which allows people to file and share FOIA requests.

It aims to provide developers and building stakeholders a consolidated inclusive tool for the system intelligence evaluation of the proposed components design configurations.

Aim of this paper is to gather some suggestions about the most consolidated tool in vapour disengagement dynamics modelling represented by the DIERS Design Institute for Emergency Relief Systemss of AIChE)) procedure (Fauske et al., 1983a; Forrest, 1992) in order to favour a more approachable handling by an unskilled user.

Bio* projects, generally, aim for consolidated tools, a stable application programming interface (API), and backwards compatibility.

MapQuest has also added a consolidated application management tool that lets developers find all information about a particular app in a centralized place.

The development of a consolidated reporting and quality assessment tool would enhance the consistent, transparent and objective evaluation of pharmacoepidemiological safety studies.

It is proposed that related R&D outputs now need to be brought together, and efforts made to align future inputs towards a consolidated cluster of systems and tools that could be applied to management support systems across the entire construction supply chain in general.

In these cases, some well-consolidated tools used to study EMO in bulk power systems are not adequate, since in distributed generation systems the load fluctuation is proportionally much higher and, therefore, it is not possible to define a good approximation for an equilibrium point.