Sentence examples for execution and results from inspiring English sources

Other neurologists were impressed with the study's execution and results.

We report the survey design, execution and results in this article.

It is common to find differences in its execution and results format.

In the following, Section 5 presents details about the planning of the systematic review, while Section 5 presents details about the execution and results.

This paper describes the design, execution, and results of several experiments performed in order to investigate the behavior of complex interconnected structures found in biological neural networks.

But if the new government adopts an ambitious reform agenda and focuses on execution and results, India could be poised to take a historic step forward in its economic and human development -- one that not only eradicates extreme poverty but also delivers better living standards to more half a billion people.

PubChem provides a convenient interactive Web interface for the execution and result display of standard structure and text-based queries.

A case study approach was used to exemplify the development of a PBLT project within an Asian EFL context and then review the execution and resulting student perceptions and opportunities for language development.

In particular, a new interface to the model is presented, so-called "SimSphere-SOA" which forms a command line land biosphere tool, a Web Service interface and a parameters verification facade that offers a standardised environment for specification execution and result retrieval of a typical model simulation based on Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).

We want to offer advertisers and media executives a chance to see first hand successful executions and results from those active in the mobile space," said Brian Cowley, President and CEO of Ad Infuse.

The activation of the caspase cascade involves both the triggering as well as the final stages of apoptosis (i.e. the execution phase), and results in enzymatic cleavage of certain key substrates eventually leading to apoptotic-/programmed cell death (Thornberry, 1999; Hengartner, 2000).