Sentence examples for more complete support from inspiring English sources
More complete support is planned to be included in future versions.
More complete support for chemical file formats is also planned to be included in future versions (Fig. 1).
Further, compared to the PTDS, our experiments have also demonstrated the RePTDS can provide more complete support of system adaptability for hardware functions, performance, and power consumption.
The objective of this work is to provide a more complete support to the design of groupware systems, considering different viewpoints and modeling perspectives of the several stakeholders involved in the development of such applications.
The fact that ATC may provide more complete support during the spontaneous breathing trial is supported by the results of a recent study, published in abstract form, in which the authors assessed the accuracy of the compensation provided by PSV and ATC relative to the endotracheal tube-related pressure dissipation [ 17].
New estimates published in 2014 and based on more complete specimens, supported the earlier research, finding that Spinosaurus could reach lengths greater than 15 m.
This more complete analysis supports our initial conclusions and provides additional information as follows: subjects 75194 (4qA/A-L) and 75204 (4qA/B) were FSHD patients and subjects 75195 (4qand) and 75205 (4qB/4C166H) were healthy controls.
The aim is to give a more complete assessment to support planning decisions by integrating relevant territorial, environmental, and landscape criteria for assessing the new housing development.
Future prospective clinical studies are needed to provide more complete evidence to support use of the newer AEDs in this indication.
Through this study, we identified a number of problems associated with the paper record that require resolution in the new computerized system, including elimination of documentation redundancy, areas where more structure is needed to properly capture data on nursing practice, and various design considerations to support a more complete and accurate documentation of nursing care.
Thus the collective judgment process provided additional insights that would help shape a more complete research strategy to support future CEAs of nanomaterials.
