Sentence examples for maker input from inspiring English sources
The range of approaches adopted is referred to as 'the socio-technical system', or the balance between decision maker input and researcher measurement.
The complete set of MAKER input parameters, including training sets used for the de novo prediction methods, are listed in Supplemental Folder 2. In total, 22,672 protein-coding genes were predicted with an average length of 417 (median 307) amino acid residues.
The exact questions must be shaped as much by decision-maker input as researcher interest.
INTERLINK ELECTRONICS INC., Camarillo, Calif., a maker of input devices for computers, said it would split its stock three shares for two on April 7 to shareholders of record on March 20.
Using a multi-objective manner based on NSGA-II, the optimum parameters for rule maker's input and scaling and forecasting gains have been obtained, and then they have been used for an optimum design of fuzzy controller.
To overcome this problem, Dowdy et al. have developed a computer program that enables decision-makers to input four key parameters that describe the tuberculosis situation in their region, and to obtain 5-year projections of the rate of new infections, mortality, and total costs likely to result from adopting any of nine different diagnostic strategies.
There is disagreement as to exactly what balance should be struck between decision maker and researcher input into a MCDA, with the answer to this question being a function of the objective of the MCDA [39].
Ahead of the impending news about the iTablet/iPad from Apple today, comes news that a French maker of touch input technology has been acquired by Tyco Electronics for $62 million upfront.
These new knowledge and ideas are transferred to e.g. policy-makers as an input to policy conceptualization and design [2].
The WHO recommended that policy makers incorporate stakeholders' input as part of a systematic and transparent evaluation of priorities [ 19].
Indeed, budgetary impact analyses are requested by a growing number of health care policy makers as an input into the decision-making process about health care resource allocation [ 30].
