Sentence examples for specifically input from inspiring English sources

They contribute to the health economics literature by emphasizing a relatively new perspective in health economics – external economies of scale, and specifically input sharing – for improving the productivity of health care services.

Specifically, input and output nodes define a polarity of the network.

To minimize the influence of IRP and intrinsic frequencies on model neurons that are quiescent in the absence of external inputs, we use specifically generated input signals that only trigger spike trains with relatively long ISIs.

But, these cone inputs must be weighted relative to each other: specifically, the input from the M-cones must be weighted more strongly than that from the L-cones in order to shift unique Y to its observed spectral locus.

Several workflow libraries require each tool to expect specifically named input files and produce similarly specific output files; however, in COSMOS, tool I/O is instead controlled by specifying file types.

Nevertheless, it requires typically some effort to either implement the source code into own projects, get familiar with a specific software package or prepare the data for a specifically needed input format.

Specifically, thermal input at.33 Hz or less tends to induce temporal summation in humans, while input at.20 Hz or greater does not [ 28].

"Because D.C. is primarily financially under Congressional oversight, I think people feel more empowered to specifically have input there more so than other states," said Representative Tim Scott, a freshman from South Carolina who is on the Republican leadership slate in the House.

Specifically, the input velocity model was calibrated to achieve a best match between experimental and numerical ultrasonic traces.

Specifically, the input of the method is given by the metrics contained in the call traces that provide specific information about data sessions.

The limitations are familiar to feasibility studies: a relatively small sample size and an intervention that needed additional refinement, specifically with input from the target population.