Sentence examples for process for the use of from inspiring English sources
The super-cooling of magnets via helium is also an integral process for the use of advanced scanners like MRIs.
The effect of the separation distance on mechanical stability and thermal performance is presented and discussed in detail, and we suggest design considerations and a performance evaluation process for the use of multiple TES caverns.
The U.S. global posture, set up for a non-existent Cold War and seamlessly transitioned after 9/11 to the open-ended "long war" scenario, also cries out for examination, as does the decision-making process for the use of force.
In July 2008, UCSD completed the validation process for the use of nucleic amplification tests (NAAT) of anorectal samples for diagnosis of CT and GC infections according to Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) regulations [6].
The attributes of the process compares with the process of providing pharmaceutical care which has been described as a continuous quality improvement process for the use of medications [ 22].
This programme not only educated clinicians who were unfamiliar with the use of GAS but also formed an essential part of the validation process for the use of GAS in ULIS-II.
"This directive establishes principles and processes for the use of cyber operations so that cyber tools are integrated with the full array of national security tools we have at our disposal.
Moreover, the possibility of patenting new applications as well as novel methods and processes for the use of products already in the market may have an adverse effect on secondary patents.
Regulatory authorities, the pharmaceutical industry (including imaging companies) and investigators play a pivotal role in developing and implementing standardized processes for the use of QIBs.
The WHO National eHealth Strategy Toolkit emphasizes the need for national level planning, stakeholder engagement, and ongoing monitoring and evaluation to propagate national strategy implementation processes for the use of ICTs to evaluate project maturity for readiness to scale up mHealth [ 1, 2].
The process's low cost relative to other MEMS optimization methods with similar results makes this process attractive for the use of transformers in system-on-chip design.
