Sentence examples for and characteristics on a from inspiring English sources

Develop a list of interview questions and a ranking form that rates critical qualifications and characteristics on a scale of one to five.

In the third round the expert panel rated all aims and characteristics on a nine-point scale, a score of one indicating that the aim or characteristic was 'not important for successful implementation' and of nine that it was 'very important for successful implementation' of case management in palliative care.

Watsuki, being a fan of the Shinsengumi, created Sanosuke by basing his name and characteristics on that of a real Shinsengumi member named Harada Sanosuke.

We report on the development and characteristics of a planar waveguide sensor system based on surface plasmon resonance (SPR) phenomenon.

Though wine is now made in all 50 states, the quality and characteristics of a wine depend on where it is produced.

(On the assumptions and characteristics of a commentary-based notion of philosophy see Smith 1991, 3-7).

We have studied the impact of problem representations, problem complexity, and user characteristics on a wide range of outcome dimensions including subjective and objective measures, and short as well as long term effects.

In future, the recent availability of administrative data of health insurance funds [ 79– 81] might open new ways of identifying characteristics of early prescribers, by allowing researchers to construct and combine patient-sharing network data with doctors' socio-demographic and professional characteristics on a large scale.

Synthesizing these materials on arbitrary substrates using low-cost and unconventional techniques can help in integrating semiconductors with different physical, electrical, and optical characteristics on a single substrate for heterogeneous integration of multifunctional devices.

After sampling each oil, they rated its tastes, aromas, texture, and other characteristics on a scoring sheet.

The agro-economic simulation model ProLand predicts land use changes resulting from a particular framework of specified natural, economic and political characteristics on a regional scale.