Sentence examples for innovative phases from inspiring English sources
Finally, the method is applied for demonstrative purposes to a large hotel situated in Italy; implementing the innovative phases of the method by successive steps allowed to recognize what margins for profitability and energy saving each phase provides.
These efficacy trials are using surrogate end points in an innovative Phase 2B trial design.
An innovative phase shifter using an inertance tube filled with liquid, or fluid with high density or low viscosity, and separated by a sealed metallic diaphragm has been conceived and tested.
The present study aims at proposing an innovative phase control methodology for semi-active tuned mass dampers (SA-TMDs) that intend to minimize the off-tuned problems associated with passive tuned mass dampers (P-TMDs).
Their inventive phase will undoubtedly lead to a compelling innovative phase far from the Cambridge-based campus.
However, an innovative phase I study recently used demethylation agents as a 'priming' agent before the administration of chemotherapy with encouraging results.
The first, innovative phase of evolution is temporally brief, engenders dramatic genomic and phenotypic perturbations, and is linked to population bottlenecks.
Downstream to the AURORA programme, BIG is launching innovative phase II clinical trials to assess emerging targeted agents in metastatic breast cancer, either as monotherapy or in combination regimens.
This could be the start of an innovative phase in the relationship between the healthcare workers and their profession, characterised by the maturity of spontaneously seeking or identifying systems of measurement of their performance.
As in any of the BBB described in the manuscript in this case the initial rapid innovative phase will inevitably be replaced by a much slower phase in which various "body plans" for Internet-based services are tested and gradually refined (or altogether discarded).
If either group (the participant group or the nonparticipant group) really did not learn, and merely thought they were more innovative, more phases would have had significance.
