Sentence examples for introduce a structure from inspiring English sources
The ICC has attempted to introduce a structure to the Test game since 2004, but there is now a feeling of renewed urgency.
Brian Lawlor, the chairman of the affiliate board, said he was hopeful that "we will finalize the details in the coming weeks that will allow NBC to introduce a structure to the affiliate base that will be positively accepted".
We introduce a structure-derived virtual ligand (VL) model as an extension to a previously published pseudo-ligand technique [1]: LIQUID [2] fuzzy pharmacophore virtual screening is combined with grid-based protein binding site predictions of PocketPicker [3].
miRAlign introduces a structure alignment strategy and each single miRNA can be used as a query to do homology search [ 25].
They were not suggesting that PST was identical to current practice, noting particularly that PST introduced a structure to familiar generic problem solving of current practice and focussed on the facilitation of patient derived solutions as distinct from the provision of advice.
These observations were the primary motivation for introducing a structured role-play.
This study is expected to improve the appropriateness of psychotropic drug prescription for neuropsychiatric symptoms in nursing home patients with dementia by introducing a structured and repeated multidisciplinary medication review supported by education and continuous evaluation.
We introduce a new structure finding algorithm that self-consistently parses large scale cosmological structure into clusters, filaments and voids.
To address this issue, we first introduce a granular structure distance to measure the difference between two granular structures within a unified knowledge representation.
The University of Western Australia will introduce a similar structure to the Melbourne Model next year.
It agreed to introduce a new structure from 2014-15 that would include an increase in charges and the introduction of a £50 administration charge and hourly rates.
