Sentence examples for supported through the use from inspiring English sources
Better integration in land planning and management can be supported through the use of suitable model-based tools.
Clinical implications related to disease, drug effects, and impeded impulse propagation are discussed and supported through the use of diagnostic images and photomicrographs.
In WLANs, the prioritized services are inherently supported through the use of EDCA.
This finding has been supported through the use of Attenuated Total Reflection - Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (ATR-FTIR) that recorded a spectrum characteristic of gelatine at the surface of parchment samples and when those surfaces were scraped and a repeat measurement performed a spectrum characteristic of collagen was recorded [3].
While not without challenges, as discussed below, these processes are perhaps best supported through the use of standardized business cases.
Construct validity was further supported through the use of a higher order factor analysis to confirm the appropriateness of summing domain scores to create a summary index score.
#7 -- Chevy Volt, more than an electric car I was pretty pleased when contributions started coming in about cars, most of which I know nothing about (at least on an advanced level), since a green way of living can be supported through the purchase and use of the hybrid car, the Chevy Volt.
This work is supported through the development and use of simplified health information registers ("simplified register") and information management tools (e.g., logistics systems monitoring and the District Health Planning and Reporting Toolkit, DiHPART).
The simplification was supported through the structuring of the system using the key elements of the C&C2-Approach.
Validation of the gene annotation is supported through use of the HomoloGene (ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/pub/HomoloGene/, last accessed September 16, 2014) and subsequent verification that matches from multiple species fall in the same HomoloGene cluster.
The claim that there is no analytic entailment from any natural property to any moral property is simply Hume's Law a datum often supported through use of the open question argument.
