Sentence examples for by developing and testing from inspiring English sources
Finally, a sense-making task has been evaluated by developing and testing measures of performance relevant for CrimeFighter Investigator.
The present study fills this lacuna by developing and testing a robust evidence-based MMR attitudes measurement instrument.
Some relationships are established between chosen inputs and outputs by developing and testing a multi-layered feed forward ANN and FL trained with the back-propagation algorithm.
This study attempted to remedy this situation by developing and testing the psychometric properties of a number of questionnaires specifically designed for significant others of chronic pain patients.
Hence, this study contributes to knowledge by developing and testing a new method for applying CBA to hundreds or thousands of alternatives.
This paper presents a new method for simplifying the inclusion of visual quality concerns in the forest planning process by developing and testing a prototype model that is capable of automatically modifying harvest designs to be more visually sensitive.
The second project, "Promoting real Life Observations for Gaining Understanding of road user behaviour in Europe" (PROLOGUE), aims "to contribute to reducing the number of road casualties in Europe by further developing and testing the naturalistic observation methodology" [11].
Pfeffer drew on previous research, notably that by Huselid [ 15] in developing and testing his seven-point plan for HRM intervention.
By developing and empirically testing a research model around the concept of "Extended EMR Use," this study has produced original and novel results that may eventually apply to other types of clinical information systems deployed in other settings.
Yet, there is agreement that the problem of underdetermination should be addressed by developing and using tests that discriminate between rival hypotheses.
The attitudes of oncologists toward exercise and toward recommending exercise for cancer patients were assessed by a questionnaire developed and tested by Jones et al. [ 21].
