Sentence examples for to implement a systematic approach from inspiring English sources
The aim of the process was to implement a systematic approach to the analysis of OPS derived microcirculatory flow imaging that would allow identification and quantification of microcirculatory abnormalities during critical illness.
As part of the transitional intervention project 'Recovery Care Programme' (HerstelZorgProgramma), we aimed to implement a systematic approach to identify frail older patients in an early stage of hospitalisation.
Methods: We develop and implement a systematic approach to 'cross-study validation', to replace or supplement conventional cross-validation when evaluating high-dimensional prediction models in independent datasets.
Here, we implement a systematic approach for mining large volumes of transcriptome data to predict the transcription regulatory network of Streptomyces coelicolor.
Multiconf-DOCK [13] is another open source conformer generator that uses a torsion driving approach to implement a systematic search to identify diverse low energy conformers.
What this allows us to do is to implement a more systematic approach to investing that quantifies the risk on an annual basis.
This paper aims to implement this systematic approach.
This paper, therefore, discusses an extended sliding mode controller that is based on an evolving linear model (ELM) designed and implemented as a systematic approach to tackling the arms target angle tracking problem in the ball-handling system of a robot.
First, it demonstrates how the flexibility matrix can be implemented in a systematic approach for deriving the equations of motion of an open-kinematic chain that account for the axial geometric shortening, the torsional vibration, and the in-plane and out-of-plane transverse deformations of the compliant member.
Our study showed that there was inadequate effort to ensure a systematic approach and resources availability for implementing critical activities to ensure quality laboratory services for HIV diagnosis.
Here, we implement a systematic procedure to compare various nonlinear denoising techniques on tomograms recorded at room temperature and at cryogenic temperatures, and establish quantitative criteria to select a denoising approach that is most relevant for a given tomogram.
