Sentence examples for method for exchanging from inspiring English sources

SOAP is an XML-based protocol that is designed to be a lightweight method for exchanging information between distributed systems.

Therefore, "percellome" normalization can serve as a standard method for exchanging and comparing data across different platforms and among different laboratories.

With regard to the dimension of Formalization, an agreement was signed by the CLSCs and the hospital which defines the goals, the services offered and the method for exchanging information.

DPCM specifies elements and methods for exchanging and organizing digital information to support knowledge-intensive design processes.

Social insurance physicians will have habitual and standard methods for exchanging information with claimants, since this represents a substantial part of their job.

The approach to interoperability of PCHRs with electronic medical records (EMRs) and other information systems relies on a simple principle – use widely-adopted, standardized methods for exchanging (importing and exporting) data.

With the concept of digital mock up, and with all the software tools that generate and use technical data, the extended enterprise needs concepts, methods and tools for exchanging and for long term archiving the digitally-represented knowledge about its products.

Physicians emphasised that the communicative methods and timing for exchanging information about the patient was the single most important aspect to classify a partnership as a good one.

For example in Fig.  4, parent chromosomes consist of 111010011 and 010111 001, the crossover method randomly chooses loci for exchanging between parents to create offspring with 11101 1001 and 01011 0011 [ 48– 51].

The bioinformatics subgroup is charged with integrating data processing parameters into the guidelines for each laboratory method and defining separate guidelines for exchanging the information defined in the guidelines between different software systems and databases.

QICs are described as temporary learning organizations, in which knowledge about quality improvement themes, models and methods for change, is exchanged [ 4, 6– 8].