Sentence examples for by constructing a large from inspiring English sources
The BioBank Japan (BBJ) Project was launched in 2003 with the aim of providing evidence for the implementation of personalized medicine by constructing a large, patient-based biobank (BBJ).
The slightly upscale Tasty Café, in Beirut's Hamra district, has adjusted to the ban by constructing a large outdoor patio.
We establish whether it is possible to extrapolate simulation results obtained for small domains to larger ones, by constructing a large simulation domain from a number of identical subdomains, each subsystem initially comprising two parallel parent vessels, with associated cells and diffusible substances.
This problem is expected to be resolved to a certain extent by constructing a larger F1 haploid population using parents with more heterozygosity.
Smoothing splines and penalized splines have circumvented the problem of choosing the knot locations by constructing a very large spline basis and then penalizing the spline coefficients to reduce the effective number of df [ 40].
A language implementation with proper compositionality enables a compiler developer to divide-and-conquer the complexity of building a large language by constructing a set of smaller languages.
After the storm, the city decided to shore up its defenses against future storms by constructing a permanent concrete seawall along a large portion of the beach front (1902 1904).
The reversing loops were dropped, and the CLR instead proposed to turn the whole railway into a single large loop by constructing a new southern route between the two existing end points, adopting the committee's recommendation for a Hammersmith to City route.
For this purpose, we decided to adopt the strategy of large scale sequencing by constructing a cDNA library from the venom gland of D. acutus.
We prove the theorem by constructing an example where CSR has a arbitrary large SF.
Synthetic aperture imaging is a high-resolution imaging technique employed in radar and sonar applications, which construct a large aperture by constantly transmitting pulses while moving along a scene of interest.
