Sentence examples for merged to develop from inspiring English sources

Their ideas, in conjunction with the ones incorporated in the present study, could potentially be merged to develop a model that accounted for both the development of LGN and cortical RFs.

Here, qualitative and quantitative data were merged to develop a more complete understanding about the perception of both types of respondents, as well as compare and validate the surveyed data.

One approach could be to merge to develop strategic commissioning at a city, region or county level, shifting from planning the detail of local services to overseeing the health and care system as a whole, as Greater Manchester and Cornwall are exploring.

This is something the new merged charity plans to develop further, along with training teachers, face-to-face and online, to help them make better use of the film resources available to them.

Both models are merged in order to develop a method for data evaluation in office buildings with night ventilation and to provide a simple model for integration in a building management system.

Boundary layer flow over a flat plate at zero incidence provides controlled deceleration of the approach flow according to plate length, with interacting boundary layers between adjoining flat plates merging to provide fully developed duct flow.

Suppose that the egg and the sperm in fact fail to merge, hence fail to develop into a human being.

The new type of information can be merged with the web to develop or improve algorithms and web applications.

The benchmark dataset is randomly divided into 10 equally sized parts, where 9 parts are merged as one training set to develop a model and then the model is tested by the remaining part.

Spencer Kelly looks at the people merging biology with traditional architecture to develop buildings that moderate temperature, and green roofs and walls that are teeming with natural life.

It proceeds to develop a desired merging location model determining where drivers start to consider merging and a binary logit model that is applied to estimate the probabilities that drivers will merge into current adjacent gaps.