Sentence examples for systematic redesign from inspiring English sources
This paper describes a systematic redesign of current diabetes treatment in primary care by implementing evidence-based protocols.
In the present study, we developed a systematic strategy to redesign the regulatory network (RE) to enhance cellulase production by combinatorial manipulation of three important regulators in P. oxalicum: over-expressed clrB for enhancing induction, deleted bgl2 for inducer accumulation, and deleted creA for derepression.
This controller takes advantages of a robust stability property of the Lyapunov redesign method and a systematic design procedure of the backstepping technique.
The procedure allows reducing (or even avoiding) constraint violations, preserving the optimality of the redesign even in the presence of systematic errors and/or unknown disturbances acting on the system.
However, despite reports of successful manipulations and the existence of stand-alone codon optimization software packages or commercial services that offer to redesign genes, the scientific community lacks any systematic understanding of what exactly it means to optimize codon usage.
These findings suggest that the instrument was sensitive to changes in specific components of the PCMH model, rather than simply reflecting global progress in practice redesign that might be associated with less systematic approaches to practice redesign.
The modified exhibition named "Energy Transition Discovery" started its tour in October 2013.2 The main objective of the newly redesigned Expedition N is to display the systematic connections between energy supply and demand systems and encourage visitors to be engaged, learn, and develop their personal relationship to the German energy transition.
Study quality was assessed using the Quality Assessment of Diagnostic Accuracy included in Systematic Reviews (QUADAS-2) checklist [ 13], an improved, redesigned tool based both on experience using the original tool [ 14] and new evidence about sources of bias and variation in diagnostic accuracy studies.
By applying such a systematic knowledge or requirements acquisition technique, some objectives and constraints of product redesign can then be identified.
The framework could also be used as a basis for the systematic collection of data about the factors contributing to patient safety incidents through the redesign of local and national reporting systems.
