Sentence examples for the performance of introduction from inspiring English sources
In summary, the performance of introduction of Cu metallic particles to decorate CNTs field emitters by EPD method has been investigated.
However, the performance of the methodology before the introduction of HAART suggests that this methodology may work well in a time of more gradual improvement in survival with antiretroviral treatment.
She published numerous articles on Bach, as well as a three-volume collection of studies, "An Introduction to the Performance of Bach".
As described in the 'Introduction' section, the performance of PVM tracking filters has not been fully investigated.
The aim of the present work is to improve the performance of the PANI electrode with the introduction of GO in PANI.
Therefore, efficiency in terms of signaling cost of the network mobility management procedure enhances the performance of user applications, while facilitating the introduction of future network services and thus, a successful penetration of ITS technologies.
There is very little empirical work that examines how the performance of the wider hospital system is affected by the introduction of a performance target within ED.
Although the performance of our approach for the two representative models in biological phenomena was tested in this study, further tests for the performance of the DE constraint introduction remain for the models that are important in systems and synthetic biology.
This may reflect that further operational and health systems research for improving the performance and introduction of new TB care delivery strategies is needed [53].
Deeming the quality of the performances of these NPCs as acceptable following introduction of CEmOC services in the upgraded health centres is suggested by: the presence of only one severe complication out of 278 major obstetric surgeries and 1161 anaesthetic procedures performed during training; the small number of maternal deaths; and a reduced fresh stillbirth rate.
The conceptual S-curve exhibits a similar trend to a typical technology adoption curve where a limit in the performance forces the introduction of new technologies.
