Sentence examples for implemented which may from inspiring English sources

Moreover, for better accuracy, particularly in regions where the flow characteristics change rapidly in a flow domain, the numerical codes require finer grid settings to be implemented which may, at times, be quite computationally demanding.

In the previous analyses, different algorithms including Neighbor-Joining (NJ) [ 6, 8], Maximum likelihood (ML) [ 57] and Bayesian method [ 7] were implemented, which may make the results less comparable.

Damschroder et al. [ 15] explain that interventions can be conceptualised as having 'core components' (essential, indispensable elements of their PT) and an 'adaptable periphery' (adaptable elements, structures and systems related to the intervention and organisation into which it is being implemented) which may be tailored without adversely affecting outcomes.

To limit the extent of the outbreak, laboratory investigations of outbreak strains and infection-control measures including contact isolation and hand hygiene were immediately implemented, which may have contributed to preventing the further spread of this multidrug-resistant S. sonnei strain.

The severity of this impact depends on the harvesting strategy implemented which in turn may range from rapid depletion to complete preservation of the population.

In the German debate, several market and policy reform steps are currently being discussed or implemented which affect (or may potentially affect) the remuneration of current and option values.

Some scenarios that could benefit from the use of BETA are as follows: (1) scenarios where the proofs for the model were not completed, (2) scenarios with manually implemented code which may have human-introduced faults, (3) add an extra verification layer for code produced by code generators, as we have shown in the code generators case study, sometimes they might generate code with faults.

But Google is the first, and obviously largest, partner to implement this (which may take some time to implement, we've heard).

This is a subjective notion that is difficult to implement and which may influence therapeutic choices.

This review suggests there is substantial variation in how CRTs operate – such as staffing levels and whether or not teams had a fully implemented gatekeeping role – which may help explain variation in service outcomes.

In addition, a novel method to estimate the genotyping error rate is implemented in OpenADAM, which may serve as a data quality control metric and an aid in the calculation of statistical power.