Sentence examples for devised to relate from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a compound methodology devised to relate Human and Organizational Factors (HOFs) to operators' response time in critical operations within hazardous industrial plants.
A computational protocol has been devised to relate 7TM receptor proteins (GPCRs) with respect to physicochemical features of the core ligand-binding site as defined from the crystal structure of bovine rhodopsin.
Land consumption indices (LCI) were devised to relate the remotely sensed built-up growth to changes in housing and commercial constructions as major driving factors, providing an effective measure to compare and characterize urban sprawl across jurisdictional boundaries and time periods.
A regression method was devised to relate CD4 dynamics (based on national Spectrum files) to an increased relative risk (RR) of tuberculosis disease.
In step 2, a search strategy was devised to retrieve articles related to this aim.
The caveat that many of these results have been obtained in vitro or by overexpressing the E3s in cell culture assays, and often through directed searches devised to test multiple related NEDD4 proteins (e. g. [ 26]), must be acknowledged.
Netherlandish artists found increasingly inventive ways to highlight and differentiate their work from manuscripts from surrounding countries; such techniques included designing elaborate page borders and devising ways to relate scale and space.
A hand-tracing task was devised to examine differences in brain activity related to BS modification.
The contrast between related and unrelated items was devised to reveal the neural structures devoted to processing linguistic contents related to persons and to common entities.
Morphogenetic region, theoretical area devised by geomorphologists to relate climate, geomorphic processes, and landforms.
A strategy should be devised to evaluate the prevalence of pain in patients with cancer by separating the pain related to the disease process, to its treatment, or to unrelated causes.
