Sentence examples for implementing a switch from inspiring English sources
Implementing a switch from batch to continuous processing requires fundamental process understanding and the implementation of quality-by-design (QbD) principles.
There are many factors associated with switching that might reduce a patient's compliance and these should be taken into account when considering implementing a switch for nonmedical reasons.
To determine the cost-effectiveness of implementing a switch from TIV to QIV, the incremental cost-utility ratio (ICUR) was calculated from the third party payer perspective.
The model estimates that implementing a switch from TIV to QIV in both Canada and the UK would result in moderate reductions in the number of influenza cases and influenza-associated outcomes (GP and ER visits, hospitalizations and deaths).
To facilitate the work of the design team we implemented a switch which enabled everybody internally to view the site in either the old or new branding at the click of a button.
The fast dynamics then implement a switch to a different behavioral mode in which the system ignores the sensory information completely and follows an internal "goal," emergent from the dynamics, to egest again a strip that proves to be inedible.
Availability and implementation: Using mixed-integer linear programming, we implemented a switch-like optimization enabling a constrained but optimal selection of TFs and optimal model selection estimating their effects.
By optimizing for s, additional to R C,S, we may force the system to implement a switch-like function instead of a more linear function.
However, before implementing a drug switch the potential impact on disease control and the true economic cost must be carefully considered.
Because duration of hospitalization is an important driver in the costs of CAP, implementing an oral switch protocol will provide economic benefits.
There are different structures to implement a MEMS switch; among them cantilever switch supports a relatively low pull-in voltage [3, 4].
