Sentence examples for expand the methodology from inspiring English sources
In addition, inspiring by the prepared ornamental coatings and Cu films, this LbL method provides an efficient, simple and fast process to prepare metallic coatings on plastic surfaces and it is believed that such technique may open a new approach to expand the methodology of fabricating decorative coatings and surface metallization of polymer materials.
This analysis was introduced in Paulsen et al. (2013), and in this article we expand the methodologies by allowing a much wider variety of query tracks.
Therefore, it is believed that such technique would have a promising future for expanding the methodology of plastic surface metallization in the industrial and scientific communities.
Here, a BCI is proposed which expands the methodology of brain-switches to design an interface composed of multiple brain-controlled buttons.
Using NMR spectroscopy structures of the homodimer Qua1, the authors further expanded the methodology to protein complexes.
The standardization of loss data collection has been promoted by UNISDR through expanding the methodologies of Des Inventar34 originally developed and launched in the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Region,34originallyuntries andeveloped.
It is our goal to expand the Second Response methodology as a significant component in disaster response capacity.
Federal Statistical Office and and Statistical Institute of Republika Srpska made also their relevant databases available on-line, while the work on municipal DevInfo indicators is still on-going, with the pilot 21 municipalities with the intention to expand the same methodology to the whole country.
It is hoped that further work may expand the current methodology to improve its generality and enable it to become a practical measurement tool for competition authorities in the future.
We aim to further expand the scope of the methodology to encompass annotation of non-coding regions and other types of variation, such as insertions and deletions of varying lengths.
This study, conducted during December 2007 - November 2008, expanded the established methodology of exiting patient interviews to a detailed community surveillance of antibiotic use in three types of facilities: private retail pharmacies, public sector facilities, and private clinics.
