Sentence examples for retrieved resources from inspiring English sources

We also reviewed the Cochrane Handbook, the Campbell Collaboration methods guides, and the AHRQ comparative effectiveness section for any guidance on clinical heterogeneity and searched reference lists of all retrieved resources.

Instead, when the velocity of the mule is higher (10 or 25 Km/h), the percentage of retrieved resources during the contact time decreases and the delivery will be delayed of an amount equal to the intercontact time, that is, the time passed since previous exit until next entry of the mule into the coverage area of the isolated node.

We thematically grouped the retrieved resources, suggestions or techniques (e.g., statistical versus qualitative recommendations), described the recommendations, highlighted any empirical support cited for each recommendation, and made an overall summary of the recommendations.

If the retrieved resource does not exist in the list of known resources, a new UUID and triples representing the metadata for the resource are generated.

In Navajo culture, some spiritual guides say, digging up the earth to retrieve resources like coal and uranium (which the reservation also produced until health issues led to a ban in 2005) is tantamount to cutting skin and represents a betrayal of a duty to protect the land.

A multitude of tools and search engines were developed to find and retrieve resources from the web.

The use of common vocabularies to describe the topics is a way to make the content of these repositories globally addressable, and to retrieve resources by their relevance, without having to consider their origin".

As an example, consider the webgrid component from the Apache OODT (Object Oriented Data Technology) system in Fig. 2. The webgrid component (1) retrieves resources (e.g. scientific datasets, images, and documents) in platform-neutral formats and (2) describes and discovers resources using extensible metadata.

More in depth, Bamboo and Georoy, the two protocols considered that will be described in the following sections, retrieve resources according to a distributed mechanism where, to speed up the lookup process and make it suitable to an unreliable scenario like the one addressed by our study, a replication methodology for managing multiple copies of the same resource has been introduced.

From the viewpoint of occupational interaction element features, objects of occupational interactions reflect the network structure of laborers in the field domain of work, while the frequency of interaction signifies the possibility for laborers to retrieve resources from the network structure (Bian 2004).

Develop the methods to collect resources used in the National Health Service (NHS) for the follow-up period, including retrieving resource-use data from GP practices and hospitals.