Sentence examples for developments of this study from inspiring English sources
Suggestions for future developments of this study may be as follows.
Depending on the demand of using the new proposed method, future developments of this study, that mainly provides guidelines on how obtaining this representation of data, should include the generation of an ad-hoc software that could be helpful to quickly generate this sort of graphs and let them even more standardized.
This aspect could be further explored in future development of this study.
For the development of this study, a multidisciplinary protocol with an archaeometrical approach was adopted.
ProDAH partnered with the Post-Graduate Programme of the School of Education of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) in the development of this study.
A theoretical elastic rectilinear orthotropic model with three principal directions of elasticity: longitudinal (L), radial (R), and tangential (T) has been adopted in development of this study.
Finally, an interesting development of this study would be the assessment of the long-term outcomes of inguinal surgery with a mesh in the presence of significant cam deformity.
The use of ZnAc as the trapping solution was initially tested as part of the development of this study, but sulfur isotope composition results were offset from the known composition and the reproducibility was less than desirable (Table 2).
The authors would like to thank the nursing staff, including Julie Vareon, RN, Arnaud Malatray, RN, and Sylvie de la Salle, RN, for their involvement in the development of this study.
The present research focuses on the development of a line of accessories, the most ergonomic possible, where the qualitative approach and the descriptive exploratory methods were used in the development of this study.
The main methodological development of this study is what we call a site-ordering algorithm, which maximizes representation within selected sites at the end of the planning period, while accounting for habitat loss rates in optimization.
