Sentence examples for early functionality from inspiring English sources

A multicenter guideline implementation program, Care Improvement by Multidisciplinary approach for Increase of Native vascular access Obtainment (CIMINO), was designed to identify modifiable and nonmodifiable factors involved in the early functionality of the AVF.

Now, a leaked pre-release version of the Samsung VR software has made its way into the hands of SamMobile, apparently revealing some of the early functionality the head-mounted display will have, and detailing some of its workings.

We conducted a qualitative longitudinal case study-based investigation drawing on sociotechnical theory in three purposefully selected sites implementing early functionality of a nationally procured EHR system.

Since about ten years, new design methods have been proposed to consider early functionalities and tolerance specifications but no one clearly integrates the product modelling stage.

Finally, students in the control condition received feedback only about whether they succeeded on the level or not. Figure 4 Early explanation functionality in Fuzzy Chronicles.

Just a Line is hardly a breakout hit for Google, but the simplistic app that lets users paint the 3D world with a white line offers a nice testbed for early AR functionality that's just as experimental.

He said: "The concept of free weekend electricity for customers with smart meters is a positive move by British Gas, but the smart meter rollout is still in its early stages, with functionality across suppliers still creating challenges".

The interface is slick and even though Friday is still in early development, the functionality is there.

The goal is to find opportunities to integrate structure and functionality early in the conceptual stage to increase production efficiency and reduce cost.

Clearly, it is too early to assign functionality to these genes, except to note that many are transcribed and are presumably translated into protein products.

We therefore recommend that procurement decisions should not be based on unrealistic assumptions of achieving cost savings or even short term returns on investment, but rather on introducing clinical and associated decision support functionality early so that these systems are used and deliver demonstrable clinical benefits.