Sentence examples for deployment in the study from inspiring English sources

Surface science techniques have now reached a stage of maturity that has enabled their successful deployment in the study of complex adsorption systems.

Contributing to the low rate of stent thrombosis and other complications after SES deployment in this study is the routine use of intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) imaging before and after implantation at a high rate (38%).

During the field deployments in the present study, the toads spent on average around 16% of the time being active, during which they were hopping for about 13% of the time.

Given the potential cross-cultural barriers that may exist with its deployment in the Kanyini GAP study population, extensive piloting will be needed in this study.

77 One major challenge to the deployment of trials in the study of improvement is that improvement interventions may tend to mutate over time in response to learning, but much trial methodology is based on the assumption of a stable, well-defined intervention, and may not give sufficient recognition to the interchange between intervention and context.

"The concerns raised by these findings are heightened in the context of prior research documenting high rates of unintended pregnancy in the military and emerging evidence that the most reliable forms of contraception (long-acting reversible contraceptives) are underutilized in the Army, especially around the time of deployment," the authors wrote in the study's discussion.

706 deploying male Marines signed informed consent prior to deployment and were included in the study.

There was no change in vegetation diversity due to OTC deployment over the study period at any of the locations.

The number of accidents caused by the troops was 13 percent higher in the six months after a deployment than in the six months just before deployment, the study found.

This paper presents insights gathered during the content development and deployment phases in the pilot study and a subsequent iteration.

While uncertainty is inherent in this style of deployment, the study also suggests that more emphasis should be placed on team selection and clarification of roles.