Sentence examples for input ideally from inspiring English sources
But, Oregon's decision-makers wanted more input, ideally from any citizen willing to weigh in on their decisions and policies.
"Our task as we see it is primarily to encourage and induce our suppliers to structure their salary system in a transparent manner, through regular dialogue about wages and social contributions, and to allow the employees to have direct input, ideally through wage negotiations," explains Katja Schreiber, director of corporate communications at the Adidas Group.
Recent guidance from regulators highlights that patient input (ideally in the form of qualitative research) is critical when developing or selecting a patient-reported outcome (PRO) measure for a specific condition [ 19, 20].
To improve the feasibility of this approach, we suggest that end user input should ideally be sought post-panel assessment, so that resources are expended on impacts of potential significance.
However, in an operational amplifier, operating with negative feedback, the difference between the two inputs is ideally zero volts.
Since these intrinsic depolarizing currents can be rapidly inactivated by a hyperpolarizing input, they are ideally suited to providing a major source of the alternating 'drive' to motoneurons during locomotion.
Such a threat occurs due to a lack of verification on input data since, ideally, HTML code cannot be considered as valid input.
Ideally, input power would be divided equally between the output ports.
Cp t) represents the "input" and is ideally measured within an arterial vessel feeding the tissue, thus representing the arterial input function (AIF).
The labour inputs should also ideally be constructed in terms of staff full-time equivalence (FTE) or working hours which take into account part-time workers rather than number of full-time staff.
As a linguist and educator, I know that in order to learn a language, ANY language, you have to get adequate input from that language – ideally, be IMMERSED in that language from a tender age.
