Sentence examples for an exhaustive process of from inspiring English sources

After an exhaustive process of pre-processing to ensure data quality--lost values imputation, probes quality, data smoothing and intraclass variability filtering--the final dataset comprised a total of 8, 104 probes.

Creating the guideline has involved an exhaustive process of research and consultation lasting 18 months.

Kubrick agreed, and then proceeded to envelop Clarke in an exhaustive process of research and idea-generation to hone the screenplay.

In an unusually detailed letter to fans dated Thursday, Howard Weitzman, the lawyer, explained an exhaustive process of vetting the authenticity of the vocals on "Breaking News".

The plan that Akbar's team came up with was for 18 cities in the region (two cities now share one government) to submit to an exhaustive process of review and soul-searching under the direction of Bauhaus planners and, by the year 2010, to come up with long-term redevelopment strategies appropriate to each — to find a way for each city to shrink constructively.

Alternatively, Conradi et al. (2005) reported details on how they established survey's target audience and obtained a representative sample through an exhaustive process of gathering organization's data from unbiased sources from three countries (Italy, Germany and Norway).

Chabotar was chosen by the Board of Trustees during an exhaustive process to save Guilford College from a downward financial spiral.

It is an exhaustive process with months of interviews and workouts.

"We have got to look at everybody, right down to the seventh tier of non-league football, to see how it is going to affect every team," said Mills, who said that the Premier League and Football League had been kept informed during every step of an exhaustive process.

Whatever other criticisms have been levelled at it, no one has questioned the thoroughness of his research, an exhaustive process that took five years and included walking the terrain he describes.

Remembrance can be an exhaustive process, spread throughout the spring and marked with individual days of reflection.