Sentence examples for by developing a definition from inspiring English sources
The present paper aims to fill this gap by developing a definition of 'emerging technologies' and linking this conceptual effort with the development of a framework for the operationalisation of technological emergence.
The MSIS recently responded to this diagnostic difficulty by developing a definition for PJI [ 33].
The plates area enlargement factor was a typical one (1.17), the corrugation angle, β, varied between 30° and 60° and the flow index behaviour, n, between 0.25 and 1. Single friction curves fReg = K for both Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids are proposed for each β by developing an adequate definition of the generalised Reynolds number, Reg.
We built on these methods by developing an operational definition of the NZ based on a mathematical model of the load-deflection data, that is: free from the limitations mentioned above.
Against this background, the goal of this paper is to help structuring the debate over PM's meaning by developing a sufficiently precise definition, which is formally adequate while at the same time reflecting the actual scientific possibilities as well as limitations of medical measures labeled as PM.
The design methodology of S-CO2 cycles is improved using this definition by developing a module to calculate the zero inner pinch using artificial neural network (ANN) to undergo a learning process.
We used this approach to develop a definition of ownership as expressed by undergraduate students engaged in a research project.
Developing a differential diagnosis, by definition, requires an interdisciplinary approach, in order to consider all the possible etiologies for a patient's symptoms.
Therefore, we developed an operational definition for RP in HIV-positive individuals by evaluating the associations between these definitions and traditional renal risk factors.
A qualitative study by Lineker et al. developed a patient-centered definition of MS in RA: 'slowness or difficulty moving the joints when getting out of bed or after staying in one position too long, which involves both sides of the body and gets better with movement' [ 13].
The primary objective of this research was to assess the feasibility and performance of an EMR definition of diabetes by developing EMR approaches to defining diabetes and comparing these approaches to the ODD.
