Sentence examples for approaches extensively from inspiring English sources

We have researched social co-operative approaches extensively and the Italian co-operative movement provides a good example.

In Section 3, the scatter matrix estimation problem is introduced and the application of the matched, mismatched, and robust approaches extensively analyzed.

Sloan and colleagues explored the advantages and disadvantages of single versus multiple item approaches extensively [ 1] and have further demonstrated that where an indication of clinically significant deficits is the goal of assessment, the LASAs are superior to longer multi-item scales.

"Switzerland's health care system is different from virtually every other country in the world," said Regina Herzlinger, a Harvard Business School professor who has studied the Swiss approach extensively.

Internationally, apprenticeships and vocational education and training have been approached extensively from a descriptive point of view and supplemented by international comparative analyses (Rauner and Smith [2010], p1).

As the proposed approach extensively uses process data, the OSS is based on a data warehouse designed with the help of enterprise and process modeling tools.

In order to predict electric and magnetic fields generated both by a current source jext and by an adjoint source u, we use a contracting integral equation approach (extensively described in the paper by Kuvshinov and Semenov, 2012).

The present numerical study, by consistently employing the Eulerian Eulerian approach, extensively examines the development of particle concentration profiles and the effects of feed concentration at various cross-sections in a curved microchannel for De= 30(Re="450).

Schwarz et al. [17] utilised this approach extensively to screen siRNAs for the targeted silencing of mutant Htt and SOD1 genes and reported that nucleotide mismatches in the 3' region of the siRNA guide strand could allow greater single nucleotide selectivity than those placed centrally, in particular mismatches at position 16.

Using two genome-wide RNAi screens as examples, we validated our approach extensively from multiple aspects.

The groups headed by Eriksson in Sweden (1992a) and by Guilarte in the United States (2006a, 2008), have used this approach extensively because not only is it quantitative, it also offers exquisite anatomical information with high resolution.