Sentence examples for implementation designed to from inspiring English sources
Here we describe an SHG detection implementation designed to optimize the collection of forward propagating light.
As we reported mid-way last year Swiftkey Healthcare has until now been an Android-only implementation designed to allow doctors and other healthcare workers to quickly make notes on patient treatments.
Specifically, the original RF implementation designed to use a small default SNP subspace size mtry, e.g., log2 M + 1, is only suitable for low dimensional data, where M is the total number of SNPs.
Future studies are needed to define the impact of the ATLS programme within trauma systems at the hospital and health system level in terms of controlled before-and-after implementation designed to assess post-injury mortality as the primary outcome parameter.
Future studies are needed to define the impact of the ATLS program within trauma systems at the hospital and health system level in terms of controlled before-and-after implementation designed to assess post-injury mortality as the primary outcome parameter.
The startup leverages social sharing, social engagement, and social merchandising through website implementations designed to increase orders and conversion rates.
He is particularly interested in issues related to quantitative and qualitative analysis focusing on developing research patterns of low carbon energy scenarios and policy implementations designed to tackle air pollution problems in both regional and local scales.
The implementation guide consists of a checklist containing the essential elements of the guideline and an implementation approach/timetable designed to guide local customization of the checklist.
Its first implementation was designed to run on large clusters of homogeneous machines.
One failed implementation was designed to have very simple microphone circuits that are sampled continuously by a multi-channel AD converter.
The information sessions were part of a multifaceted implementation strategy designed to maximise uptake of the system across the three study arms (described later).
