Sentence examples for development of a combined from inspiring English sources
The development of a combined EEG and fMRI technique has increased in the past few years.
To verify such wide energy range neutron spectrum, detailed here is the development of a combined spectroscopy system.
Recent research on the development of a combined geothermal heating and cooling, water treatment, and recycling pavement system is promising.
Here at Princeton, working with his advisor Dr. Mikhail Shneider, Christopher is involved in the development of a combined laser-microwave diagnostic, Radar REMPI (resonance-enhanced multi-photon ionization).
The results of the development of a combined method for protective coating deposition by plasma-generated ablation under the action of an intense pulsed ion beam (IPIB) on the surface of ablated materials are reported.
This paper investigates performance-based tall building design and the development of a combined architectural-urban design method focusing on the effects of wind loads on- and wind flows around tall buildings.
The paper is concerned with the development and verification of a combined elastoplastic damage model for the progressive failure analysis of composite materials and structures.
Development and utilization of a combined LC-UV and LC-MS/MS method for the simultaneous analysis of tegafur and 5-fluorouracil in human plasma to support a phase I clinical study of oral UFT®/leucovorin.
The development and evaluation of a combined prevention approach to mental health and substance use problems is a critical step in acknowledging the comorbidity of these problems, including common antecedents, as well as influencing policy to improve mental health and wellbeing.
Climatic fluctuations following the end of the last glacial maximum have been comprehensively investigated and favored by some to represent a key catalyst for the development of agriculture under a combined contribution of changes in resource availability and demographic pressures [ 17– 22].
Eli is an Ecological Economist working toward the development of a metric combining the elements of sustainability, efficiency, and welfare as core values.
