Sentence examples for implementation of a sophisticated from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we aimed to assess the correlation between urinary symptoms and UDS findings in women with POP through the implementation of a sophisticated computer-based technology in the outpatient workup.

These include implementation of a sophisticated tracking system to enforce it and the development of efficient alternatives to private motorized transport (Rogat et al. 2009).

This work proposes and evaluates two different multithreaded implementations of a sophisticated noise reduction method with capabilities of preservation of biologically relevant features.

Another source of inspiration was the design and implementation of a more sophisticated sequencer called the BeatBearing, created by Mr. Peter Bennett at the Sonic Arts Research Centre at Queens University Belfast.

In this case, the estimation of an OD matrices requires the implementation of a more sophisticated distribution model, which should also include a balance procedure that considers the equilibrium between row and column sums.

Since the XML-based files have the disadvantage that they can be very large in size, several format reader implementations make use of a sophisticated XPath [59] based XML indexer implemented in the xxindex Java library developed at the EBI (European Bioinformatics Institute) in order to make the processing of these files possible even on standard PCs [49].

Designs for a series of software libraries, which are subject to a prototype implementation involving the use of a sophisticated data format (Neutral Transfer Format Level 4), are examined with a view to re-implementation making use of the Open GIS Abstract Specification Model.

There were no "intentional or bad-faith violations," just glitches in "implementation of highly sophisticated technology in a complex and ever-changing communications environment," which occasionally "resulted in the automated tools operating in a manner that was not completely consistent" with the FISA court's orders.

In this paper we describe STEPS, STochastic Engine for Pathway Simulation, which was designed to give modelers an efficient implementation with a sophisticated user interface.

For the interaction with the extraction system a simple web-based user interface is provided on top of a web-service API allowing the implementation of more sophisticated front-ends, e.g. enabling integration into a particular workflow environment of any community.

The simulations are performed using a one-dimensional implementation of the sophisticated DSMC algorithm.