Sentence examples for assisted tool from inspiring English sources

There is an opportunity for research into using different combinations to improve the software in different ways, similarly to how a human assisted tool can guide the improvement of the software design to a suitable solution for the user.

However, considering that increasing the prediction power of the nephrologists is not the only condition needed to promote efficiency in erythropoietin prescription, the real impact of our computer assisted tool has to be evaluated in a prospective randomized trial.

MW irradiation has been widely employed in the biomass field, especially as assisted tool for the feasible catalytic conversion of lignocellulosic materials to value added compounds [ 25– 29].

Development of machine assisted tools for automatic analysis of psoriasis skin biopsy image plays an important role in clinical assistance.

Cutting of food products and other materials with ultrasonically assisted tools has demonstrated significant benefits including reduced wastage and improved cut quality.

Compared with linear models, computer assisted tools based on artificial neural networks predict the mean erythropoietin dose required for an individual patient significantly better.

Thus, implementing computer assisted tools that help predict the ideal erythropoietin dose, allowing timely and appropriate prescription adjustments, is an important challenge that will have relevant consequences on the patients' quality of life and should be further encouraged.

GdC So in a way, including a goal that relates to issues of peace and security and to conflict issues helps in the way that the sustainable development goals will be an assisting tool to planning processes at a national, international level.

Thus, it can be an assisting tool to relate one's own work to the energy system analysis field.

The proposed system might be used as an assisting tool for brain tumor characterization on volumetric MRI series.

This paper presents the design and implementation of KJ3 (Knowledge Judgment, version 3) which is an assisting tool for formal validation of knowledge-based systems (KBSs).