Sentence examples for a tool which attempts from inspiring English sources

So we've developed a tool which attempts to model where the UK's carbon emissions come from.

Krawitz et al. [ 45] designed an indel coordinate comparison metric, the equivalent indel region (eir), for comparing indel calls between pipelines, and GATK provides a tool which attempts to normalize indel position by left-justifying the indel within its multiple possible coordinate representations.

Good candidate sequences are then submitted to a target prediction tool, which attempts to find putative target(s) for the small RNA candidate by measuring small RNA/mRNA sequence complementarity.

In spite of known limitations, public reporting of comparative information about the quality of health care, often derived from administrative data, is frequently put forward as an important quality improvement tool, which attempts to stimulate caregivers to grade up the provision of services and to reassure patients by demonstrating accountability [ 29- 31].

The aim of this research is to use as an attempt to develop a tool, which allows to design AGV's system architectures (Layouts) and its associated environments (world models) to deduce the databases from it and to simulate the operation of designed systems.

Shame is a tool which keeps us stuck.

The teams are already undertaking a diligent process of pre-acute care discharge preparation (i.e., prior to implementation of the TOC communication tool) in which attempts are made to prepare communication materials for community providers.

Inherent in the Lean program is an integrated set of tools for process improvement, which attempts to create structure for and instill confidence in leaders to tackle change management and legitimized leadership attention on quality-related activities.

It is an extended theoretical essay, which attempts to create, with the tools of art history and anthropology, nothing less than a pan-cultural definition of what art is and what it is for.

We encourage researchers to use our method as a baseline for developing a more generalizable tool, which will support future investigations that attempt to link construction tasks with student learning.

Developed by Schutte et al., "The Assessing Emotions Scale is a 33-item psychological tool measuring a self-perceived level of Emotional Quotient which attempts to assess emotional intelligence" [ 16].