Sentence examples for specific technical aspects from inspiring English sources

We thank Dr Mikhal Cohen, Sys Kochavi and Erez Yirmiya for help with specific technical aspects of the study.

Although 73 RCTs over the past 8 years is encouraging, additional well-designed, adequately powered trials on the specific technical aspects of CD are warranted.

Later on, after that the main responsibilities were identified, a second Official Technical Consultant was nominated to further investigate on few specific technical aspects related to the collapse which were not completely clarified during the first investigations.

"Amongst these are many jewelry creations that can be worn in different ways, such as a brooch that can be placed on the shoulder or even in the hair, giving different options to accessorize," Ms. Choisne said in an e-mail, noting that all the nine "chapters" of the collection have pieces that have "interchangeable wearing options or specific technical aspects that bring movement to the creations".

Emphasis on specific technical aspects of fixation might be confusing for trainees and could distract them from the principles of effective treatment.

However, just as each manufacturing method (e.g. casting, injection molding, machining) have their own specific technical aspects and considerations, so does additive manufacturing.

Ms. Choisne said that when creating a piece that has multiple wearing options the designer must take into consideration the aesthetic aspect of how the piece will look when worn in different manners as well as the specific hidden technical aspects that allow it to stay in place.

Judging from the answers provided, the feedback that health workers receive from their supervisors in rural facilities usually centres on specific shortcomings or technical aspects of service provision.

15 Single-centre trials tend to include more homogeneous populations within the (highly selected) study eligibility criteria, and they are more likely than multicentre trials to perform well in experienced teams of providers with expertise in the specific technical or other aspects of an intervention.

No specific non-technical aspects or ethical codes are mentioned, but it is assumed that given enough information an engineering graduate should be able to demonstrate appropriate awareness of these issues.

Nevertheless, the specific surgical technique or technical aspects of the procedure are preferred based more upon the eminence of the surgeon or group rather than the data.