Sentence examples for experts to capture from inspiring English sources

CMG contains a new set of symbols elicited from domain experts to capture the recurring interaction mechanisms between multiple concepts in software dependability engineering.

We used a database of CBOs maintained by the National AIDS Control Council (NACC) and information provided by local experts to capture the number of CBOs in each community.

Subsystems are developed and maintained by experts to capture the current status of knowledge of specific biological processes in model, well characterized organisms and to project this knowledge to other species via comparative genomics and metabolic reconstruction techniques [ 10].

Five years was deemed a sufficient length of time by clinical experts to capture the longer-term aspects of bipolar disorder treatment, such as stabilization after an acute episode, possible discontinuation of therapy, management and prevention of relapse episodes, and mortality.

Although the decision-rules used to establish the four categories from these conservation vulnerability scores are arbitrary, they are based on conservation categories established through expert review to capture the same concepts embodied in our risk-responsibility categories as part of the development of PIF bird conservation plans [12].

His knack, experts say, is to capture these deeply personal scenes almost as if neither he nor his cameras were in the room.

Team on top: Many experts like Albany to capture its fourth straight America East regular-season and tournament championships, but Stony Brook might stand in the way.

Table II presents the different planar technologies evaluated for cell expansion and specific characteristics of each candidate, generated using information from literature, vendor communications, as well as advice sought from industrial experts so as to capture trade-offs in surface area, cost, equipment, and labor requirements.

This list was developed by expert consensus, aiming to capture conditions significantly affecting quality of life, and those associated with high rates of morbidity or death.

Since stage of disease is not captured in claims data, an algorithm based on clinical expert opinion attempted to capture procedures and health care utilization associated with NMSC patients who develop advanced disease.

The definition of infrequent tumors by the COG and very rare tumors by EXPeRT has attempted to capture the majority of those tumors considered rare within the pediatric setting.