Sentence examples for developed to delay from inspiring English sources
Improved methods for screening and early detection are essential to identify cognitively normal individuals who have a high risk of developing AD, so that treatment can be developed to delay the progression of the disease [ 32].
An automated method, ScanLag, was recently developed to detect delayed growth of persisters and is useful for measuring the slow recovery of persisters.
To implement such a system, a discard-packet strategy is firstly developed to deal with network-induced delay, data packet out-of-order and data packet loss.
Technology is being developed to deal with these threats, delays and complexity.
An algorithm was developed to detect delay times in the turbulence kinetic energy (TKE) and the energy dissipation rate ε on a continuous basis (thereby identifying the highest cross-correlation coefficients between them).
Specifically, novel combination strategies may be developed to prevent or delay the development of endocrine therapy resistance [ 3, 39], to restore sensitivity to endocrine therapy [ 53], and to treat hormone-resistant tumors [ 18, 46].
This chapter provides a review of the failure types encountered in structural engineering applications of FRP and the preventive methods and strategies that have been developed to eliminate or delay such failures.
Therefore, some controlled-release oral formulations of mesalamine have been developed to control or delay the release of the active 5-ASA to provide stable delivery of 5-ASA to the colon [ 13, 15– 15].
Standard protocols, data collection instruments, and informational documents that can be adapted to specific situations are being developed to minimize delays and avoid omissions.
A novel delay partition approach is developed to derive a delay-dependent condition guaranteeing the existence of a desired state estimator for the delayed neural networks.
Webster's classical delay formula is the oldest and the most popular one among the models developed to estimate average delay per vehicle at signalised intersections for homogeneous and strict lane disciplined traffic.
