Sentence examples for procedures for development from inspiring English sources

The step-by-step procedures for development of worksystem safety capability index (WSCI) are presented.

The manufacturing parameters and quality procedures for development of CICC have been successfully established and demonstrated with fabrication of 100 m NbTi based CICC without any technical difficulties.

Well established procedures for development, production, and use remain strong points of antibody technologies in life science, and the so called humanization of antibodies [ 3] forms the basis for therapeutic applications by reducing immunogenicity.

(Additional file 4: Figure S4) summarizes the procedure for development of the IK-CSSLs.

To achieve this, specific mix design procedure for development of GPC is essential.

Current study focuses on the technical procedure for development of a highly durable composite conductive Cu Ni P Ni layer on PET fabric by electroless plating method.

The procedure for development of physico-chemical models is reviewed, and a method is presented that can be used to identify measurement characteristics such as error structure and degree of stationarity.

I've actually visited audio testing labs before and stood in these curiously sound-deadening chambers that allow you to isolate the smallest variation in tone of a speaker, and much of what Apple showed is standard operating procedure for development of a new loudspeaker.

This article highlights the detailed procedure for development of rapid tooling (RT) by preparing feed stock filament wire from recycled/waste high density polyethylene (HDPE) and low density polyethylene (LDPE) polymers as base matrix with different particle sizes of SiC/Al2O3 as reinforcement.

To address the lack of a well-designed and validated measure of symptoms associated with APD, Barry and Moore (2014) developed the Evaluation of Children's Listening and Processing Skills (ECLiPS) by applying a carefully specified and systematic procedure for development (Cronbach & Meehl 1955).

The paper takes its starting point in traditional procedures for product development (idea, analysis, goal definition, concept development and detail development) and shows step by step how the environmental properties of the new product can be optimised and thus contribute to the overall competitiveness of the new product.