Sentence examples for developed lay from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: The 15 microsatellite loci developed lay a solid foundation for further studies on population genetic variability and investigations of local adaptation.

The WHO first encouraged the use of lay reporting of health information in 1956, and from then through the 1990s, developed lay reporting forms and published key design features for studies based on VA methods.

A specific software architecture is developed, lying on the ProSim BatchColumn simulator and on both SQP and GA numerical algorithms.

This evolving and developing lay more complexity in multi-dimension that needed to be clarified which analysed by this study.

We will also develop lay summaries of research findings for communication to consumer groups and policy makers where appropriate.

Almost half (49%, n = 86) of all respondents reported practical and time constraints (e.g. developing lay information and/or consumer policies, providing office space, time to orientate and communicate etc) as the most important challenges to involving consumers, with a higher percentage of research funders reporting this challenge (69% compared to 39% of research organisations).

But el Kaliouby emphasizes that Affectiva doesn't and won't develop lie detection features, and the company requires businesses using its technology to get explicit opt-ins and consent from their end users before analyzing their facial expressions.

During the 6th week, the supracardinal veins develop lying medially to the posterior cardinal veins, assuming the drainage of the body wall after the obliteration of the major portion of the posterior cardinal veins (Fig. 13a).

Throughout history, those responsible for enforcing the law have attempted to develop lie detectors.

As other examples, we used eTOX ALLIES to develop LIE binding affinity models for benzimidazole-like compounds binding to FXR in the context of the D3R Grand Challenge 2 for blind binding prediction [51, 52], and for phenylaminopyrimidines binding to JAK2.

It is also expected that the analytical methods developed will lay a solid foundation for the development of mathematical models for other ad hoc broadcast and multicast schemes.