Sentence examples for approaches introduced a from inspiring English sources

Concern about the quality of existing measures led to a new study which, using qualitative approaches, introduced a detailed definition of fatigue and a scale with an original item set reflecting that definition [ 6].

Moreover, recent evidence suggests that such approaches introduce a form of bias (Schisterman et al. 2005).

However, these approaches introduce a large number of partial autocorrelation parameters into the model, which for the Glasgow data considered here has n = 271 data points and partial autocorrelation parameters.

Subsequently called the 'Edmonton Protocol', his approach introduced a steroid-free immunosuppression regime coupled with the implantation of a large number of islets from multiple donors (Shapiro et al. 2000).

The Rayleigh-Ritz displacement field approximation based on the energy approach introduced an upper bound solution compared to the FE results.

While many hacktivists are content merely to ignore copyright laws and risk the consequences, Lawrence Lessig has taken a gentler approach, introducing a type of licence allowing the sharing of content without charge.

They could simply join the Green party, which is already calling for the policies listed by Labour's thinktanks and others as offering a radical, progressive approach: introducing a national living wage; bringing the railways back into public ownership; and launching a major programme of investment to build more affordable homes.

The approach introduces a time-varying vector of symmetric constraints.

This approach introduces a high degree of adaptability into the database system.

The proposed approach introduces a new scheme for storing and transmitting solid models over the network.

The modeling approach introduces a threat and then adapts the SoS architecture to handle the threat.