Sentence examples for exploration of tools from inspiring English sources
Other authors have taken a similar approach, notably Naikar (2013), whose development of the contextual activity template (CAT) and use of CWA in teams inspired our further exploration of tools to improve the understanding of teamwork in CWA.
The approach for carrying out a robustness study evolved through improved understanding of a therapeutic stability and exploration of new tools, including the quality by design elements strongly recommended by regulatory agencies.
In these moments, Anderson is never preaching but instead narrating her own exploration of different tools for negotiating suffering.
The other application helps identify good parameter settings for a tool via systematic exploration of a tool's parameter space.
Finally, the article concludes with a discussion of the future of agent-based modeling in evaluation practice and a call for more formal exploration of this tool as well as other approaches to simulation modeling in the field.
This paper is the first exploration of this tool and its application.
In addition, exploration of the tool's characteristics, including the best titles for each of the scales, the ideal number of scales, establishing the construct validity of the scale labels and assessing a more detailed 5-point rating scale as compared to the current 3-point scale, would be important steps.
With the advent of 2D seismic techniques that reach great depths, this technology became a fundamental part of the suite of exploration tools utilized by the O&G industry.
Although the gain in raw classification performance offered by machine learning may not be sufficient to justify moving away completely from semi-quantification, the results presented here do justify further exploration of machine learning tools.
The lower-level implementation of the image analysis protocol demands the exploration of specific computational tools and resources that implement the required sequence of data processing steps.
It is interesting to note that participants apparently broadened their exploration of different assessment tools over and above what they had planned.
