Sentence examples for develop a snapshot from inspiring English sources

They provide a structured approach to the collection and organization of key background information, and a means to develop a snapshot or picture of the existing evidence base [ 16, 17, 20].

Using mass spectrometry based proteomics approaches we have developed a snapshot of the proteome of trypanosomatid stage in the blood stream during infection in camel.

"Although participants in an online test are self-selecting, the demographic characteristics are representative of the British population, so we can develop an accurate snapshot of the psychology of the nation".

The current International Polar Year, which covers the period March 2007 to March 2009 (although officially designated International Polar Year 2007 2008), offers a unique opportunity to develop a baseline, or snapshot, of the North and to explore the patterns and processes for infectious disease emergence in northern ecosystems that are globally relevant.

We developed a multiplex SNaPshot assay based on primer extension able to detect simultaneously in a single tube the different KRAS mutations and a fluorescent PCR-LCR assay.

Consequently, we set out to develop a system to capture snapshots of chlamydial EBs under physiological conditions during early stages of cell entry.

The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale was developed as a snapshot assessment of psychological morbidity for hospital in-patients and has been validated in Critical Care Follow Up Clinic patients with a cut-off of ≥8 /14 for each domain for mild distress and ≥11/14 for significant morbidity [4].

We therefore develop an adaptive surrogate model in this chapter using snapshot POD and diffuse approximation for the solution of the microscopic problems.

We recently developed a novel method that combines snapshot lineage tracing with Bayesian statistical estimation to construct whole-organ deformation maps from limited space-time point data (Morishita and Suzuki, 2014).

APPSIM is a dynamic population microsimulation model that was developed to provide a snapshot output of demographic and economic characteristics (such as income and government welfare payments) of the Australian population in each year.

Here is a snapshot look: SWITZERLAND -- This country has developed a reputation for raucous annual meetings that can last hours.