Sentence examples for specially implemented from inspiring English sources
If PPP atom types are needed, this list is parsed and matched with the structure using the CDK SMARTS matcher or specially implemented graph searches.
The electronic records of one MHS, which was specially implemented for disaster survivors only, was used as an outcome variable.
Another strength of our study is that we studied a MHS-unit which was specially implemented for disaster-related treatment and all patients registered in this unit suffered disaster-related problems.
Despite accumulating studies in the identification of plant miRNAs and their targets based on both computational [ 5- 12] and experimental [ 13- 16] approaches, existing public resources focusing on plant miRNAs and their targets are limited to economically important crops or specially implemented for plant model organisms such as Arabidopsis, rice, and maize.
Active temperature stabilization of echelle spectrometer is implemented specially for industrial environment applications.
The aim of this research was to evaluate the capabilities of state-of-the-art machining platforms that were specially designed and implemented for laser micro structuring and texturing.
This specialized program is implemented in Bosnian schools by specially trained school counselors (psychologists and pedagogues) under the supervision of trained mental health professionals working in the community (clinical psychologists and psychiatrists).
This procedure was implemented on specially produced samples and simulated with FE.
The webGIS tool has been recently improved by two specially designed, programmed and implemented visualization tools to display data on well lithology and underground temperatures.
The aforementioned programs have been reformulated and are currently organized as stated below2: Implemented in specially designed educational establishments, it serves infants aged 0 to 4 and includes children with special needs.
Care orders are implemented in specially certified LVM and LVU homes, under the authority of the National Board for Institutional Care (SiS).
