Sentence examples for established offering from inspiring English sources
Based on the mass transport resistance network connecting the multiple molecular transport processes in direct flux and surface flux, a theoretical model that captures the pressure dependence of permeation flux is established, offering a possible avenue to predict the mass transport rates through the two-dimensional nanopores.
Within the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering at the University of the Basque Country (UPV-EHU), the performance of the project was established offering to the students the possibility of developing practical aspects studies in order to introduce them to the engineering profession.
In July 2007, mobile clinics were established, offering primary health care across Martissant.
Recently, the yeast one hybrid (Y1H) system was established, offering an in vivo method of screening respective transcription factors in a living cell [ 37].
A specialist clinic was established offering multidisciplinary care and advice to pregnant drug users in and around Aberdeen (UK) in 1997.
The REST web services allow a central DDF portal to be established offering the collection and sharing of data from individual database registries as well as avoiding redundancy in curation efforts.
Analyzing the top fifty funded Kickstarter projects, shows a winning strategy of formulating a unique offering that piggy-backs onto established offerings with a recognized need and proven new technology.
Those who argue for delaying cuts this year until economic recovery is "established" are offering false hope.
There are many online sites, some tied to established magazines, offering ideas for toddlers' parties and advice on child rearing.
The militants are working from an established playbook, offering the services that the government has failed to provide.
Several more have sprung up from young technology companies and established banks, offering smartphone applications, software gizmos and online channels intent on pushing Indian commerce toward one of the nation's most pervasive goods.
