Sentence examples for exercised to capture from inspiring English sources
Care was exercised to capture all available microglia somas and that each would only be represented by one spot.
At the museum, the artist Maria Hupfield will guide young visitors and their families in drawing exercises to capture the spirit and movements of the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers, led by Louis Mofsie.
The need for scenario planning is based on an intrinsic failure of transport modelling exercises to capture the nuances of travel behaviour and predict future scenarios.
Determining the optimal payment schedule to facilitate such market mechanism typically involves a valuation exercise to capture the static benefits received by beneficiary groups from the public good.
Second is the very nature of the structured review of governmental policy documents that prevents such an exercise to capture the politics that prevailed during their formulations [ 34, 35].
While we acknowledge that the working group was perhaps relatively small for a consensus exercise, following dissemination of these recommendations, we would anticipate a subsequent exercise to capture how they have been received in the wider rheumatology, trial and industry communities.
"We have conducted a joint-force training exercise to strengthen the performance and dexterity of our operators, as they work to capture drug-trafficking vessels.
"This exercise looks to capture the essence of the stone," Mr. Sibertin-Blanc said.
The Milken Institute, a think-tank, ranks 122 countries in an annual exercise designed to capture the ease with which businesses can raise domestic and foreign capital, whether from banks, equity markets or other sources.
The composite primary endpoint was chosen to include a functional exercise measure to capture such changes.
