Sentence examples for capture produced from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a comparison of paper and pencil and handheld microcomputer versions of the PRESS, GANEY™ outpatient survey questionnaire determined that both modes of data capture produced comparable results.

This political capture produces one of the great offshore paradoxes: these zones of ultra-freedom are often highly repressive places, wary of scrutiny and intolerant of criticism.

It seems that the metal capture produces a decrease of ȵ.

Hence, electron emission and capture produce broad time constant dispersion giving rise to hysteresis in the C-V curves.

Subsequent revision of its wording, and the way in which responses were captured, produced evidence of improved agreement (90%) (Kappa = 0.87) from two telephone interviews on consecutive days with the reliability subjects (see Question 10, Appendix 1).

A similar conclusion that single molecular captures produce single impulses in the receptor axons was reached many years earlier in relation to the detection of female pheromone by the antennae of male silk moths.

Thus, some sequelae that produced only mild symptoms not requiring hospitalization were not captured, producing an underestimation of first-time sequelae.

And air capture would open the way to capturing emissions produced by millions of cars and aircraft.If air capture is to get anywhere, however, it must overcome three sets of objections: technical, financial and political.

We also address the limits of CPT's ability to capture choices produced by heuristics.

Microbial fuel cells are a type of bio-electrochemical system which can capture electrons produced by microorganisms.

Globally, the data showed capture fisheries produced about 90m tonnes, with 80m tonnes from marine waters and a record 10m tonnes from inland waters.