Sentence examples for develop a state from inspiring English sources

During development of inflammation in the joint, nociceptive spinal cord neurons develop a state of hyperexcitability (called central sensitization) which increases the gain of the nociceptive processing [ 9].

In this study, we develop a state space pruning based intelligent search method to identify these contingencies.

More broadly, Ms. Johnson and Ms. Begley helped develop a state plan that will allocate $27 million to double the number of nursing graduates from state schools.

The findings would be given to government next year and would be used to develop a state government coal policy for the approval of future projects.

Occasionally, kidney transplant recipients develop a state of targeted immune quiescence (operational tolerance) against an HLA-mismatched graft, allowing them to withdraw all immunosuppression and retain stable graft function while resuming immune responses to third-party antigens.

In this paper, we develop a state estimation-based model predictive control approach that has the same general philosophy of cascade control (taking advantage of secondary measurements to aid disturbance rejection), with the additional advantage of the constraint handling capability of model predictive control (MPC).

The Lyapunov synthesis approach is used to develop a state-feedback adaptive control algorithm based on the adaptive fuzzy model.

The Local Government Association of South Australia has worked to develop a state-wide application that gives information to residents about local services.

The objectives of this study were to determine the primary factors that govern spring discharge patterns and to develop a state-space model to predict spring discharge.

Many areas of wire that were inaccessible were not checked, and the accident investigation board recommended that the agency "develop a state-of-the-art means to inspect all orbiter wiring, including that which is inaccessible".

I am working with the chancellor to develop a state-backed institution that will combine up to a billion pounds of new government capital with a larger private contribution".