Sentence examples for in the recourse from inspiring English sources
The aim of the current study is to depict concurrent time trends in the recourse to BCS and its association with hospital volume.
The aim of the present study is to examine HDR and assess time trends in the recourse to BCS in Veneto, as well as to investigate concomitant changes in the role -if any- played by hospital volume.
War is one of a number of shocks that drives populations to marginal subsistence strategies with among many implications a likely increase in the recourse to bush meat and forest-based livelihoods.
The growth in the recourse to BCS was accompanied by a decline of the association with hospital volume; larger centers probably acted as early adopters of breast conservation strategies that subsequently spread to smaller providers.
Although machine-learning models rely on the quality of an annotated corpus, they can identify new entities in documents in contrast to the dictionary approaches, which can only identify the entities already present in the recourses.
The subsequent partial concealment of Iran's nuclear activities gave rise to western suspicion of its nuclear ambitions, but rarely does the media characterisation make reference to the context in which the recourse to the black market took place.
As a consequence, we are getting an hysterical mess in which the recourse to violence, I'm afraid, will play an ever greater role.
In addition, the recourse to opiates was much more frequent than all other indicators, yet palliative care must not be reduced to the administration of analgesic drugs.
In particular, the concept of evidence in STRING implies the recourse to many different biological sources to validate the interactions, similarly to what we have done with disaggregation.
Homoeopathic and Ayurvedic practitioners in Kerala noted the recourse to outsourcing diagnostic investigations because of the lack of facilities in their institutions.
The court in Braunschweig rejected the recourse from Monsanto (Beschluss Az.: 2B 111/09, May 2).
