Sentence examples for implement precision from inspiring English sources

She hopes to pursue this paradigm to implement precision medicine for heart failure therapy and diagnostics.

The existence of spatio-temporal variability of key vegetative components was proved and its knowledge is crucial to implement precision viticulture approach such as variable rate application of fertilizers or water as needed.

"It's not just the traditional communications we're after: It's taking a full-arsenal approach that digitally exploits the clues a target leaves behind in their regular activities on the net to compile biographic and biometric information [that can help] implement precision targeting," a 2010 agency document notes.

"It's not just the traditional communications we're after: It's taking a full-arsenal approach that digitally exploits the clues a target leaves behind in their regular activities on the net to compile biographic and biometric information [that can help] implement precision targeting," a 2010 agency document notes.

This highlights the need for a systematic and easy-to-understand interpretation system for implementing precision medicine in clinical oncology.

A major challenge to implementing precision medicine is the need for an efficient and cost-effective strategy for returning individual genomic test results that is easily scalable and can be incorporated into multiple models of clinical practice.

Recent practical experiences in Brazilian sugar cane production of treating soil conservation as spatially variable to gain efficiency in mechanical operations is a clear example of the economic feasibility of implementing precision agriculture by increasing efficiency instead of decreasing materials or increasing yields.

Therefore, now is the time for epidemiologists to assume a pro-active role in the process of developing and implementing precision medicine.

For improving the accuracy of satellites orbit determination, calibrating microwave measuring techniques and providing better navigation service, all Beidou satellites are equipped with laser retro-reflector arrays (LRAs) to implement high precision laser ranging.

In order to address this issue, the proposed CAT plan required all CAT reporters to synchronize their clocks to within 50 milliseconds of an industry standard clock (i.e., NIST) and implement millisecond precision timestamping within four months of the plan's approval (now March 2017).

Finally, it is important to implement high-precision industrial-level regulation mechanisms to help seed farmers access external and domestic markets.