Sentence examples for in developing a range from inspiring English sources

Recently, significant progress has been made in developing a range of objective measurement methods that can be used to supplement the questionnaire-based reports of activity [ 55].

Our aim in developing a range of measures of market structure is to illustrate that our results are robust across a number of measures of market structure, since there is not a single, agreed upon measure that is immune to each and every form bias.

Delays in delivering systems, different levels of preparedness of 'early adopters', and sometimes opposing and conflicting views within NHS Trusts about what the NHS CRS was or should be, resulted in hospitals developing a range of strategies and approaches to their own implementation of EHR systems.

This table shows that our sample consisted of DMPs varying in the duration of the development phase (range: 3; 25 months), number of patients participating in the DMP (range 75; 3,400), total number of FTEs in an organization (range 1; 2,850), and number of FTEs involved in developing a DMP (range: 0.1; 2.5).

Component-based software engineering is increasingly being adopted in developing a wide range of applications that have high dependability requirements.

Additionally, cross-country comparative studies could be helpful in developing a wider range of constructs of science giftedness in different cultural contexts.

The regional disease surveillance networks supported by the Initiative and described in this supplement have become key players in developing a wide range of regional and global policies and in the collaborative implementation of those policies.

"In addition to developing a range of innovative financing schemes to boost our capital investment, we will also take every opportunity to use European funding to maximise our investments in essential infrastructure that support growth and jobs across Wales," she added.

Despite the sanctions, Pyongyang now has a nuclear stockpile sufficient for around half a dozen warheads, has made substantial progress in developing a long-range missile and is working towards miniaturising a nuclear warhead for an intercontinental ballistic missile.

We illustrate these two types of applications of CEA by briefly describing (1) case studies of nanomaterials used in developing a long-range strategic plan for nanomaterials research and (2) a proposed assessment of the sustainability of biofuels.

Further, the sponsor's model was not fully executable, meaning that the EAC had to replicate the model in Excel�� prior to developing a range of scenarios and sensitivity analysis.