Sentence examples for proactive application from inspiring English sources

'Scouting vigilance and proactive application of the biocontrol nematodes are key to limiting the spread and impact of alfalfa snout beetle,' Shields notes.

Proactive application of this process applied to SLC projects coming to the final validation step is described [ 8- 11].

One pilot study of 13 patients found that proactive application of an emollient containing niacinamide reduced the frequency of adverse events and maintained quality of life.

30 Beyond proactive application of emollients when treating moderate to severe xerosis, one author also suggests switching to topical medication with oil-in-water vehicles, and for the limbs, water-in-oil formulations may be considered.

Proactive application of 0.03% tacrolimus ointment significantly reduced the number of DEs during the DCP that required substantial therapeutic intervention and the percentage of DE treatment days, and increased the time to first DE requiring intervention.

Because of the evidence of under detection and misdiagnosis of hazardous alcohol use in older populations [ 11, 12] the proactive application of a short universal screening method is likely to be more appropriate.

The examples provided later in this chapter are all presented using OpenFlow-based terminology ("flow -based), but proactive applications are also applicable to API-based SDN.

In addition, the chapter describes differences between reactive OpenFlow applications (stimulated by packets arriving from a switch), and proactive applications (dynamic in nature but relying on external events).

Fig. 3 Proactive application-driven sequence diagram Fig. 4 Reactive network-driven sequence diagram.

These cases can be addressed with either a proactive application-driven or a reactive access network-driven approach (Figs. 3 and 4).

In case of proactive application-driven inter-domain management, an application running on top of a mobile node proactively declares that it is going to generate a traffic flow, i.e., before packets are actually transmitted.