Sentence examples for records to develop the from inspiring English sources

It would be quite impractical to expect other countries to attempt to acquire a database comparable with that of the USA which used something like 10 000 plot years of experimental records to develop the USLE.

Five successive determinations were recorded to develop the statistical data related to calibration curve (Table 1).

Using logistic regression of existing person-level hospital records to develop a model that predicts the probability of readmission to hospital within 30 days.

For its part, the Office of Civil Rights should be pressing school systems with the worst records to develop fair and sensible strategies that involve working with troubled children and their families instead of reflexively showing them the door.

Totally, 158 medical records served to develop the application and to evaluate processing quality obtained at the end of the learning phase.

Despite strong resistance in Congress, we secured record financing to develop the clean, efficient energy technologies that can help us fight climate change.

In the patriotic spirit engendered by Murray's call, and under the influence of RGS president Sir Clements Markham, British endeavours in the following years gave particular weight to the achievement of new Farthest South records, and began to develop the character of a race for the South Pole.

20 years of pre-reservoir record is used to develop the critical value of the test statistic for type I errors of 5%and10%0%, while 10 years of post-alteration record is used to examine the power of each test.

With previous experience in the development and deployment of web-based medical record systems for TB treatment in Peru, we chose to use the OpenMRS open source electronic medical record system platform to develop the study information system.

The first CDs were the size of phonograph records, but Russell continued to develop the CD-ROM (read-only memory) technology, which is now ubiquitous not only for music discs but for DVDs and computer programs as well.

Instead of a large plenary session scheduled for Feb. 25 at the White House to work on health care reform, it might be better to have a small working group of Congressional leaders meet off the record to develop a set of principles around which legislation could later be developed.