Sentence examples for in techniques which from inspiring English sources

The parks are to draw on the expertise of the World Wildlife Fund, an advocacy group, in techniques which allow local communities to benefit financially from conservation efforts on their land.

Mechanotransduction (the ability of cells to convert mechanical forces in their environment to biochemical signalling) represents an alternative mechanism to attain this control with such studies developing techniques to reproducibly control the mechanical environment in techniques which have potential to be scaled.

Thus, there is great interest in techniques which allow noninvasive monitoring of molecular target structures involved in these angiogenic processes [ 4].

However, the main problem with studying local anaesthesia in transcervical procedures is the huge variation in techniques, which are often inadequately explained, and the difficulty in evaluating diverse techniques.

Through observation of the CDE programme it was clear lay people delivering self-management interventions need to be adequately trained (or undertake further training) in techniques which encourage a person to change their behaviour.

Russell Warren [5] introduced an outside-in technique which aimed at reducing neurovascular complications.

Based on this observation, Ayliffe proposed a specific rub-in technique which is now the basis for the EN 1500 [ 7].

Use of this "opt-in" technique which assumes participants had not been fully compliant with product use, has been shown to decrease social desirability bias in responses to sensitive behaviors [ 27].

Flaws in technique, which are otherwise hard to notice, are laid out in one image.

All this was wonderful, but his play was nonetheless faintly parochial and old-fashioned in technique, which Godot certainly was not.

The aim should surely be the production of clean milk from disease-free herds, with pasteurization to obviate the ill-effects of any lapse in technique, which is bound to happen occasionally considering the many stages through which the milk has to pass under modern conditions before it reaches the consumer, or to prevent the accidental entry of virulent organisms.