Sentence examples for be put on objective from inspiring English sources
More focus in general should be put on objective resuscitation quality because it is known to be poor even for professional helpers [ 3].
The revised rules aim to make risk assessment more transparent and ensure that the studies used by EFSA to authorise a product to be put on the market are reliable, objective and independent.
W f ∈ [0, 1] is the fairness weight in the objective function, indicating how much weight should be put on the fair allocation and.
The Bank of England outlined three objectives for the new version of the FLS, which the Liberal Democrats had been arguing needed to be "put on steroids".
This is not unique to Germans in the UK: both Scott (2004) and Conradson and Latham (2007), writing respectively about the British in Paris and New Zealanders in London, find the same syndrome: the career is put on hold in favour of broader objectives of enjoying a 'different' way of life at a particular life-stage.
Objectives originating from the demands that are put on energy consumption, acoustical performance, thermal occupant comfort, indoor air quality and many other issues must all be reconciled.
The heating stage was put on the automated stage of an inverted microscope (Leica DMI6000B) with a Leica 63x N.A. 1.4 objective (HCX PL APO CS).
Cells were put on the stage of an Olympus inverted epifluorescence microscope (Telefon, Germany) and visualized using a 20× objective.
The transwell cups were put on a glass bottom dish and cells were imaged on a TIRF microscope (Eclipse Ti, Nikon) with a 100× oil objective.
An emphasis is put on computational implementations.
