Sentence examples for process adopted in from inspiring English sources
A final part summarises the major conclusions which indicate conclusively that the polymer is irreversibly damaged in the decompression process adopted in the current study.
I do not understand the Court's opinion in Watkins v. United States, 354 U.S. 178, 198, to approve the type of balancing process adopted in the Court's opinion here.
In this study, the participatory process adopted in the formulation of the second NFP in Czech Republic (NFPII) was analysed considering four aspects: (1) structure of the participatory process; (2) level of participation and social actors involved; (3) role of facilitator; (4) skills and knowledge of participants.
Algorithm 1 shows the detailed registration process adopted in our research.
The operation and maintenance cost is highly dependent on the composting process adopted in the plant.
The process adopted in the introduction of the Flying Squad model is significant for understanding its success.
Through the processes adopted in the course, it was found that cross-cultural pairing influenced mentors' intercultural understandings, enabled cross-cultural relationships to develop and provided opportunities for students to interact with people of other cultures and religions.
"The processes adopted in... [the applicant's] case are sufficiently unfair as to raise in our minds a real question as to whether he can now be expected to trust, on the present evidence, the reliability of the department's own assessment of what is fair," they said.
The culturally competent, participatory processes adopted in phase 1 of Teeth Tales greatly enhanced the research process and the resultant findings.
However, the implementation processes adopted in the three countries were not carried out within the framework of a rigorous research protocol.
These determinants include in the processes adopted in different stages of change, the situations that tempt women to smoke, the demographic and socio-environmental factors associated with the stages of change and the perceived acceptability of smoking.
