Sentence examples for setting to capture from inspiring English sources

Given that in any given week, over half of Canadians aged 18 years and older visit a pharmacy; community pharmacy was considered to be a suitable study setting to capture the general population.

Two additional pantries will be used as a control setting, to capture seasonal and secular trends in food distribution and client demand.

Within the general framework of evolutionary game theory, which is particularly well suited to study this problem, the Prisoner's Dilemma (PD) is a paradigmatic setting to capture the paradox of altruism persistence against short-term benefits of egoism.

In an accompanying paper, Mulkidjanian proposed a new theory in which the first organisms were photosynthetizers, that used zinc sulfide (ZnS) formed in sub-aerial setting to capture solar energy for abiotic reduction of CO2.

As shown elsewhere, greater spatial variability was observed in NO2 and EC than in PM2.5, and LUR techniques worked well within the urban setting to capture pollutant variability, although parameters useful at the metropolitan scale (e.g., land use type) displayed low variability and limited predictive power.

The analog to digital converter is set to capture music signals at a rate of 2kHZ.

Even in Tehran, considered a reformist stronghold, conservatives looked set to capture 30 of the 38 seats.

With its overwhelming richness, its colour and warmth, Pedro Almodóvar's new movie is set to capture your heart.

The liberal Uri Party, which draws support from younger voters, looked set to capture a majority, though a gaffe from its chairman appears to have hurt it.

The images are set to capture features as small as 100 metres across, giving scientists insights into Pluto's geology and formation billions of years ago.

The GPS sample rate varies throughout the day and is set to capture high-resolution data when the animal is moving.