Sentence examples for developed particularly to from inspiring English sources
This contribution describes some of the technologies developed particularly to address the key challenges of modeling a full scale industrial heap.
This choice was made as the analysis scheme used by these authors has been developed particularly to analyse online design feedback.
The New Maudsley collaborative care approach was developed particularly to help families with prolonged illness [ 24].
Artificial neural network is a structure developed particularly to imitate the human thinking.
The results of proteogenomic studies are usually made freely available via specialized databases such as AgBase [ 20] or are included in databases developed particularly to host data from specific projects, such as the AtProteome database developed to host the Arabidopsis proteogenomics data [ 21].
The SFS scales to quantify upper limb pain was developed particularly to measure pain complaints in the hand and wrist regions but may be less sensitive to quantify complaints in the higher regions of the upper extremity, like shoulder and elbow.
There are numerous opportunities in public health practice to use a network approach for developing and implementing health intervention, and further studies should be developed, particularly referring to the stochastic and longitudinal network analysis models.
In this regard, investigators would do well to borrow a page from the experience of forensic scientists, who have developed particularly rigorous procedures to reduce, if never entirely eliminate, the chance of contamination.
It is well-recognised that the evidence base for public health is not as well developed, particularly with regards to economic evaluation [ 4, 8].
However, this information sharing may be somewhat asymmetric, and in this sense, depends on the trust that must be developed, particularly with respect to the care that the nurse provides.
Most freshmen Representatives aren't likely to have developed particularly strong constituent services, or to have acquired positions of power within the Congress.
