Sentence examples for deployment of single from inspiring English sources

More recent implementation strategies have involved deployment of single vendor, integrated systems across the entire hospital enterprise.

The same requirements complicate the development and deployment of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers in polyploid species.

While nucleotide diversity studies and the development and deployment of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers are straightforward in diploid and paleopolyploid species, such as maize or soybean [ 1- 3], they are complicated in recently evolved polyploid species by high levels of orthologous gene similarity.

For example, during the 20th century, breeding for rust resistance in cereals through the deployment of single major genes for resistance, placed major selection pressure on relevant pathogen populations leading to the rapid emergence of new pathotypes with novel pathogenicity profiles capable of overcoming the recently deployed resistance.

Indeed, the sequential deployment of single resistance genes in wheat in the 1950s and 1960s to counter stem rust, and the extremely rapid response of increased virulence in the previously avirulent pathogen population was summarized in the phrase 'man-guided evolution of the rusts' (Johnson 1961).

He talked about Belichick's deployment of "single-high buzz structures" and "quarters principles" in the defensive strategy.

TSP was developed to support the deployment of single-marker SNP genotyping methods in the laboratory and to reduce bottlenecks in genotyping throughput that can be caused by the requirement to optimize individual assays.

And then, the numeric simulation of the deployment of a single panel with clearance on a spacecraft is presented and discussed.

Problems with interoperability, cost, spectral efficiency, and limited functionality plague these systems but could be significantly reduced through the deployment of a single nationwide network that serves all public safety personnel.

In fact, after one viewing I had also developed a crush on his co-star, Alex Winter, with his goofy looks, his almost camp California accent, his keen deployment of the single raised eyebrow and, most of all, his intriguing cropped top.

Noël Coward, in "I Wonder What Happened to Him" (1944), a satirical song about pukka British military nostalgia, made the unacceptable irresistible, in a verse about a British officer leaving the Army in India, with the witty deployment of a single stressed adjective: "For apart from his mess bills exceeding his pay / He took to pig-sticking in quite the wrong way".