Sentence examples for existing toolkit from inspiring English sources

The existing toolkit focused on averages, but this ignored distributional issues and equity gradients such as the impact of interventions and policies on the rich-poor gap.

Xie et al. have provided an important patient-derived, GSC-based cell line resource that augments the existing toolkit of established GBM cell lines, patient-derived xenografts and mouse genetic models.

Many examples described and theorized in the last 30 years have identified the genetic basis for evolutionary changes such as the modification of the existing toolkit by mutation (in coding or regulatory sequence) or its expansion/constriction by gene duplication and loss [ 1].

A useful comparative evaluation of the existing toolkits has been provided in (2007).

In the area of cheminformatics toolkits, two of the existing toolkits Open Babel and RDKit are planning to work together on a common underlying framework called MolCore [55].

We also compared our code with existing toolkits, and showed how it is superior in terms of type-safety and flexibility as well as – when compare to a typical object-oriented toolkit – thread safety.

At the end we also analyze and improve our algorithms and data structures in terms of performance and compare it to existing toolkits both object-oriented and purely functional.

"This data-driven, analytics-based approach has proved effective in explaining mergers and acquisitions in the startup world and complements existing toolkits for measuring business proximity," the researchers say.

These interfaces can utilize classes from the existing toolkits as input and return the results as Perl or Python data structures.

45 The next phase would be to incorporate the piloted quality standards with existing toolkits to aid practices in improving the quality of care provided to young people with mental health problems.

It has been hypothesized that eusocial behavior evolved from solitary behavior via changes in expression of existing "toolkits" of genes [ 1], in which ancient molecular and physiological pathways became modified and expressed in new contexts, thereby leading to profound behavioral and physiological changes.