Sentence examples for as a tool for developing from inspiring English sources
For many years, writers and performers viewed improv primarily as a tool for developing sketches.
He also backed Kraft's concerns over the vulnerability of the space station to accidents without the shuttle, and lamented its future absence as a tool for developing "an explorational architecture for going beyond Earth's orbit".
The paper shows the applicability of electronic courses as a tool for developing professional competencies in students.
However, regardless of the growing interest in UGC analysis in general, there has been little research into the potential social benefits and commercial applications of Chinese language eWOM as a tool for developing and utilizing UGC.
Recently, various empirical travel time reliability studies [4, 11, 17] and Asakura [2] have extensively used travel time distribution as a tool for developing various reliability indices such as Planning Time (95%% travel time), Buffer Time Index and Planning Time Index [14].
As a tool for developing drugs specific for the cardiac isoform of troponin, we have designed a chimeric construct (cChimera) consisting of the regulatory N-terminal domain of cardiac troponin C (cNTnC) fused to the switch region of cardiac troponin I (cTnI), mimicking the key binding event that turns on muscle contraction.
As already mentioned, the Vignette Generator is a tool for developing well-defined vignettes and systematic generation of vignette specifications.
Whether it is to develop technical talent that has yet to exist or to provide career opportunities for existing employees, companies at every stage are beginning to use retraining as a dynamic tool for developing a modern workforce.
It could, for example, serve as a critical tool for developing a data-driven model for the Foxh1, sox32, and gsc motif, both deterministic and stochastic.
"Future confidents" saw ICT as a useful tool for developing maternity care and saw it as an opportunity to participate in that development.
It uses the Core Knowledge Sequence (a grade-by-grade outline of essential content) as a primary tool for developing its curriculum.
