Sentence examples for employed supporting from inspiring English sources

A systematic methodology is employed supporting the design of optimum working fluid candidates using Computer Aided Molecular Design (CAMD).

It may be worthwhile developing distance metrics of gene pairs for single samples with which the investigated topology features can be employed supporting diagnosis.

In their protocol, they explicitly show little to no lactate accumulation with exercise involving 10 s:20 s (work:rest) duty cycles while blood lactates of ~5 mmol were apparent when 30 s:60 s (work:rest) duty cycles were employed supporting vastly different metabolic stresses.

Generic systematic methods are employed, supported by intensive use of computer simulation as a powerful tool for mastering the complexity of physical models.

A uniform 5-point scoring scale is employed, supported by a description: 1-not at all; 2-slightly; 3-moderately; 4-seriously; 5-very seriously, hardly can be worse.

But the best part of the job is being on site and seeing the wonderful staff we employ supporting people with learning disabilities become more independent in their communities.

Research in (Radhika and Shashi 2009; Malik et al. 2014) employs support vector machines (SVMs) and multilayer perceptron with back-propagation learning algorithm for weather forecasting.

Detection of even subtle changes in the gel phase, like the rotational order parameter, would indicate stresses that would then likely deform a fluid phase even more, albeit undetectably so, but not necessarily without consequences for studies employing supported bilayers.

João Teixeira Pinto with the employed support of an African mercenary force was conducted from 1913 to 1915.

Tai et al. [20], employed support vector machine based learning to detect road anomalies and to identify their corresponding positions.

Its feature definition created a blind spot exploitable by evaders and its oversized feature set created difficulties for more memory-intensive machine learning classifiers than the employed support vector machine.