Sentence examples for exist to capture the from inspiring English sources

Attempts exist to capture the human dimension in energy system modelling by applying social science methods.

Several mechanisms, such as reciprocal agreements between other provinces and record linkages with the Canadian Mortality Database, exist to capture the deaths of participants who left the province of Alberta after their diagnosis.

Limited phenomenologic data exist to capture how programmatic changes to SNAP address the needs of users and why a gap in SNAP use may exist.

For cases that leave the province after diagnosis, several mechanisms exist to capture their deaths with reciprocal agreements between other provinces and record linkages with the Canadian Mortality Database that are undertaken with the ACR data.

Both M.I.A. and Mr. Williams are now finding success in multiple arenas, and these books, while static, exist to capture it all, flatteringly.

Plenty of different sensors, visual, active or passive tracers exist to capture movements in various ways.

As described above, several methods exist to capture structural characteristics of molecules in a form of molecular fingerprints.

Patients are scheduled for dialysis every 48 72 hours, and because most hospitalizations will result in a treatment absence, a hospitalization is discovered in this manner; additionally, database processes exist to capture hospitalizations not resulting from a treatment absence.

According to a summary of the meeting, it was held to determine whether computing facilities existed to capture and analyze the vast amounts of data that would come from the project.

But, he said, utilities represent a third of the carbon dioxide emissions; no technology exists to capture carbon dioxide from its smokestacks at a reasonable cost; and other air pollutants are far more potent contributors to global warming.

That's what criticism exists to capture.