Sentence examples for devised target from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we have introduced per-location target load in order to support location-based service differentiation, then devised Target Load Estimator (TaLE) to determine current per-location target load, and finally proposed a TaLE-based framework of QoS provisioning in IEEE 802.11-based Hot Spot networks.

While attention has been placed on early, appropriate treatment of severe sepsis and septic shock in the ED [5 10], no treatment strategies have been devised targeting patients with nonsevere sepsis.

Mathematical modeling of malaria can help us to quantify the effects of control strategies, compare different strategies in different settings, optimize the deployment of strategies, and help to devise target product profiles of potential new strategies.

This method of devising targeted intervention strategies can be adapted for many other regions.

The recombinant viruses have been exploited also as vectors for devising targeted therapies for non-viral diseases such as malignancies, and in gene therapy for inherited disorders.

This new approach provides an effective tool for better understanding changes of urban greenspace, and results from this study provide important insights for planners and managers to devise target-specific measures and plans to more effectively protect urban greenspace.

Knowledge of the key predictive factors of neonatal adiposity is required to devise targeted antenatal interventions.

The program, while not specifically devised to target racial minorities, affected black Americans disproportionately because they were more often poor and uneducated and from large rural families.

Because complement-mediated damage is caused by the deposition of complement components on the cell surface, several strategies have been devised to target complement regulator proteins to cell membranes.

Interventions were devised to target these factors.

Despite the significance of inflammation, relatively few therapies have been devised to target the inflammatory component of cardiovascular and malignant diseases.