Sentence examples for to be further specified from inspiring English sources
However, the intrinsic heat transfer characteristic still needs to be further specified for the best of design and application of the device.
However, it has to be further specified that multiple characterization methods should be applied to describe state of dispersion and dissolution over time and for various test concentration.
Therefore, the LoC concept has to be further specified and the ERA guidance has to be further developed in order to provide sufficient guidance for applicants and risk managers.
The CPO model defines generic categories, which means that they have to be further specified and operationalised by concrete indicators for the purpose of measurement and evaluation.
A variety of different evaluation approaches for OHIs have evolved, which either focus on specific aspects of interventions to be evaluated or present general rationales to be further specified and operationalized in regard to a specific project [ 2, 7, 8].
Experiences related to side effects had to be further specified by selecting one of the following categories: negative side effects, positive side effects (e.g. less side effects as compared with previous medication) or the absence of side effects.
MB-derived PCs can be further specified to CD274+ capillary and DLK1+ arteriolar PCs with a proinflammatory and contractile phenotype, respectively.
So (k ijΔ t) gives just [volume/molecules] which can be further specified to [ reactionvolume/molecule].
In applying this framework to future research on older adult mobility and the built and social environment, stakeholders identified in Figure 2 can be further specified to reflect the regional context of interest.
Furthermore the critical success factors are broadly-based enough that they can serve as a normative point of departure for development and evaluation of regionalized systems that can be further specified to local contexts.
Variance component analysis decomposes the total variation (σp) into additive genetic effects (σa) and residual non-genetic variance (individual effect; σe), which can be further specified to unmeasured common environmental effects (σc).
