Sentence examples for formulated more specifically from inspiring English sources
Even the best of the library literature tends to work under social science models, where research questions are often formulated more specifically than in the humanities, especially compared to literary and cultural studies in which a disproportionate number of writing faculty are trained.
These rules are consistent with the concept of 'target size' (Hansen, 2006; Gompel and Prud'homme, 2009), which can be formulated more specifically in terms of size of the gene and the likelihood that changes generate viable phenotypes.
In view of recent technological developments for large-scale measurements of DNA expression levels, this problem can often be formulated more specifically as a problem of gene network inference from microarray gene expression data.
TBEST can both be applied and formulated more broadly.
The two RepublInans on theffectission, Michael Piwewar and Hester Peircouldid not issue separate statements about thaveuidance.
Sometimes this principle is more specifically formulated in activist terms; feminist research should be "movement-generated" in the sense that it should not only provide an understanding of sexist and hetero-normative institutions, but should also generate strategies for changing these institutions (Ehrlich 1975, 10, 13).
More specifically, we formulate the interaction between task initiator and smart device users as a one-to-many bargaining, then we study the bargaining solutions under ordered bargaining and simultaneous bargaining systematically.
More specifically, we formulate the relation extraction task as a classification task on chemical-disease pairs.
More specifically, two research questions are formulated: 1.
More specifically, the following hypotheses were formulated: 1. Sport participation during the care program of socially vulnerable youth leads to improved life prospects as measured in: (a).
More specifically, three research questions were formulated: (1) Do DHOs and senior MOH staff understand the basic principles of CHI? (2) Do DHOs and senior MOH staff know the status of existing CHI schemes in Uganda?
