Sentence examples for implemented containing from inspiring English sources

The rigidity of the active contour was varied as well as a node network in Houdini implemented, containing multiple image preprocessing modules.

Supporting tables were implemented containing e.g. information on origin of the accessions and availability of a genotype in vitro.

A computer-based prescription system was implemented containing all dosing schedules to reduce dosing errors as well as mistakes in reading and writing.

In the European Union (EU) regulations have been implemented containing harmonized provisions for the risk assessment and authorization of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) as well as for traceability, labelling and post-marketing surveillance of the use of GMOs in the food and feed chain [ 1, 2].

Serodiscordant couples were identified as an at-risk group in the Kenya National AIDS Strategic Plan [ 23], but prevention strategies have been found to be weakly implemented, contain no systematic messages, and have been left to research pilot projects [ 32].

Syed Mustafa Zaidi, a warehouse supervisor, told the boys, aged 13 and 15, to beat themselves with a zanjeer zani, a wooden-handled implement containing five curved blades used when commemorating the death of Hussain, grandson of Muhammad and one of the most important figures in Shia Islam.

The formal model of the system to be implemented possibly contains internal loops that create divergence and negatively influence the analysis's accuracy.

Drastic efforts had to be implemented to contain it and mathematical models were used to validate the effectiveness of the approaches taken by the Canadians.

With respect to other studies, the method presented in this work can be easily implemented and contains a thorough analysis for the evaluation and optimisation of mAs according to the adopted reconstruction algorithms.

Our research work implemented strategies contained in Delphi studies through which it was possible to triangulate the data obtained from the panel of experts: a) Central tendency and dispersion measures; b) Analysis of consensus level between rounds (IQR, RIR, VCV); c) Reliability analysis (Cronbach's alpha); and d) Analysis of group stability in answers (median test and U Test).

The second five-year phase of the RCH programme (2005-10) is now being implemented which contains a comprehensive newborn strategy.