Sentence examples for concept enhancement from inspiring English sources
When it is used as a medical boundary concept, enhancement, like futility, plays both descriptive and normative roles.
The concept of enhancement has been used in a previous proof of the problem.
The results emphasize the power of nanotechnology to make the concept of enhancement in oral bioavailability of azole antifungal drugs come to reality.
The concept outlines enhancements of the current transportation and station infrastructure and shows that the ISS as a transportation node can beneficially support lunar scenarios.
Thereby, we give an overview of promising auditory modelling concepts, speech enhancement techniques, training strategies, and model architecture, which are implemented in an in-car digit and spelling recognition task considering noises produced by various car types and driving conditions.
This supports the concept that enhancements due to polypeptide conjugation are not limited to small molecule ligands that bind proteins in the mM to μM range but may be used also for nM ligands to provide recognition elements with dissociation constants in the pM range.
Two studies which used students' learning experiences to identify general concepts of (enhancement of) teaching and learning processes in a general practice setting (Epstein et al. 1998; Fernald et al. 2001), also underlined the importance of the role of the supervisor and of active and collaborative teaching and learning based on a trusting relationship.
The concept of flavour enhancement originated in Asia, where cooks added seaweed to soup stocks in order to provide a richer flavour to certain foods.
The enhancement concept was used in addition to the I-MMSE approach in order to attain the upper bound in (30).
The present study is of immediate interest to all those processes which are highly affected with heat enhancement concept, e.g., cooling of metallic sheets or electronic chips, etc.
This has provoked three major ways of operationalizing the enhancement concept, each of which seeks to redress the weaknesses of its predecessor, which are covered in the next three subsections.
