Sentence examples for be devised which can from inspiring English sources
This means that new methods with higher sensitivities for bacterial pathogens in blood must be devised which can be routinely used in all laboratories.
To identify micronutrient deficiencies in adolescents, in particular that of zinc, a simple tool needs to be devised, which can judge the micronutrient quality of diet.
A novel prism has been devised which can be used in place of the 'flag' in an optical shadow-sensing type of displacement sensor, for example.
In addition, a simple and reliable method of correcting for heat loss due to thermal radiation from the thermocouples is devised, which can be incorporated into the original reconstruction scheme with little modification.
If technologies are devised which can conveniently and safely engineer genes causal of spiritual and religious behaviours, then people may become able to choose their degree of religiosity or spiritual sensitivity.
By combining these five markers a 'therapeutic index' of response has been devised which can be employed at an early stage of treatment in more than 90% of patients, giving an overall sensitivity/specificity of 90%/78% for therapeutic response or disease stabilisation over a 6-month period.
Therefore, a joint isentropic formulation for flow and aeroacoustics can be devised which avoids the need for segregating flow and acoustic scales.
The question is such driver assistance systems can be devised, which use affective computing to compute the current emotional state of drivers and help them to avoid the collisions.
"No taxes," Washington says, "can be devised which are not more or less inconvenient and unpleasant".
A model for late cytoplasmic polyadenylation can be devised in which the abundant 'free' CPEB (i.e. CPEB in a different complex than symplekin, CPSF and the poly(A) polymerase) binds to the CPE overlapping the poly(A) signal in late polyadenylating mRNAs and prevents the recruitment of CPSF and symplekin by the polyadenylation signal early in oocyte maturation.
While this work was mainly inspired by empirical findings [ 11], other context-dependent assumptions to extend traditional codon partition models can be devised and tested, which is the subject of ongoing work.
