Sentence examples for using the approaches refined from inspiring English sources
Using the approaches refined over time we are currently well placed to continue this life course study of an Indigenous birth cohort provided we maintain the same extensive consultation and negotiation processes with flexibility, respect and transparent communication.
The structures of HI-6sarinaged-mAChE and K027mAChE were determined and refined using the same approach as described for HI-6sarinnonaged-mAChE.
During on-line operation, these off-line determined initial values are further refined by using the SA approach to optimize the thermal efficiency.
The region boundaries are then refined using the bidirectional CUSUM approach (see Boundary refinement).
The "frequently asked questions" tape script was drafted by the lay group and refined further using the empowerment model approach [ 41] to communication.
Later, we refined our approach using the Webler and Brown leaching and transport model [ 17] to estimate the mass of PCE that was delivered to each residence of interest, from which we calculated a woman's PCE exposure before and during each pregnancy.
The crystal structure of the OL complex (PDB 3JQO (Chandran et al, 2009)) was fitted in the OL of the CCelastase cryo-EM map using a rigid body approach and then refined using the flexible fitting software Sculptor (Birmanns et al, 2011) and Flex-EM (Topf et al, 2008; Pandurangan and Topf, 2012).
The book develops the non-canonical Hamiltonian approach to MHD using the non-canonical Poisson bracket, while also refining the multisymplectic approach to ideal MHD and obtaining novel nonlocal conservation laws.
The location of this event was simultaneously acquired using a stepwise refined grid search approach, with an error of ~2.2 km.
Future work will refine approaches for using the national models to calculate population exposure assessments, incorporate socioeconomic information from census to examine environment injustice issues, and integrate national models into a risk-assessment framework that incorporates exposures from other sources and microenvironments.
Kuttig et al. [4] further refined this approach by using the chirplet transform as a generalized TFR, which allows for higher order approximations of the group delay.
