Sentence examples for specifically the selection of from inspiring English sources
Specifically, the selection of "human subjects needs to be scrutinized to ensure that certain classes of people are not being systematically selected because of their availability, their compromised position, or their manipulability, rather than for reasons directly related to the problem being studied" (Public Health Service 1979).
The paper proposes a framework using social media combined with a Live Streaming process, in order to optimize: (a) the design process (CAD) of a product, using the opinions of potential customers and (b) the manufacturing process (CAM) of a product, and more specifically the selection of cutting conditions, using the experience of other external expert technicians.
More specifically, the selection of the control patients was performed by frequency [ 27], quartiles of age of HIV-infected patients, and assuming an approximate percentage of men and conditions influencing health status (surgical conditions and trauma).
This observation argued that gp250 specifically promoted the selection of MCC-specific TCR usages, and was not merely functioning as a good selecting ligand for all Vα11+.
The system is based on a multi-access key of identification and specifically on the selection of pictures by the user and can be used remotely from a desktop as well as from a smart phone or personal digital assistant.
Specifically, via the selection of genes that respond in a similar manner or transcription factors that regulate genes in a similar manner between species.
Specifically, we examine the selection of optimal rank, stopping criteria in the updating of the polynomial coefficients and error estimation.
The subjects had to learn by trial and error arbitrary associations between visual stimuli and motor responses in an experimental paradigm designed to dissociate between the neuronal substrates specifically involved in the selection of the appropriate response and in the analysis of the feedback obtained during the learning and post-learning periods.
Specifically, the selection policy defines the number of items (services) included in the recommendation, for example the top one or top-3 or top-N services.
Specifically, this approach consists in the selection of a percentage of the top ranked extracted terms.
One of the most important factors in experimental research, and specifically in liver studies, is the selection of laboratory animal species best suited for a particular purpose [12].
