Sentence examples for processes to be defined from inspiring English sources
Unit pricing, user identification and waste measurement represent the three most important processes to be defined in a PAYT system.
The proposed technique allows the surface continuity to be preserved during the geometry modification process to be defined a priori.
In fact, the dramatic influx of these putative immunocytes to injured coral branches and subsequent phagocytic activity led this process to be defined as an inflammatory response [16], [17], [18].
The roles of progenitor cell differentiation and cellular transitions in the development of SSc fibrosis and the molecular factors regulatory processes remain to be defined in SSc.
Processes need to be defined and implemented to make pharmacogenomic data available for broad patient populations, and practical models for integrating decision support into existing clinical workflows need to be found.
The factors that lead to capsular tissue failure, cellular death, and subchondral osteonecrosis after thermal alteration, and the threshold at which tissue becomes irreparable by biologic processes, need to be defined.
The related electronic engineering process has to be defined taking into account the enhanced communication infrastructure extended i.e. by wireless communications.
These phytohormones may jointly regulate the development of J. curcas flowers after BA treatment, although their exact roles in this process remain to be defined.
Although guidance on ACP is available for both professionals and patients [ 1, 21, 22], the process does not yet appear to be embedded into routine practice [ 23] and factors which facilitate the process need to be defined.
Despite more than 10 years of research into the usefulness of procalcitonin therapy, Hausfater is right to point out that 'its exact place in the diagnostic process remains to be defined' [ 2].
Although many functions have been identified and proposed for S100A8/A9, their roles in various biological processes still remain to be defined.
