Sentence examples for value of tools from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising in the least that Malcolm's entrepreneurial mindset enabled him to recognize the value of tools that can enhance our existence.

In addition, the prognostic value of tools for functional imaging (FDG-PET) and assessment of thymus and activation-regulated chemokine (TARC) levels during treatment has been investigated.

This is indicative of a limited model for addressing the challenges in pharmaceutical procurement and puts into question the value of tools used globally to improve transparency in pharmaceutical pricing.

(highest overall response per question in bold) (Response assessed as % category within caregiver role) The value of tools that would provide individualized dosing guidance was strongly endorsed by the questionnaire response with over 70% stating that these would be desirable.

In short, we need to modulate our magical thinking about the value of tools and techniques by seriously entering into the 'alternate universe' of Aristotelian phronesis becoming capable of action with regard to the things that are good for humankind.

In summary, through progressively focussing on MDT-parent interactions using a mixed-methods approach, and by employing a conceptual framework that explicitly acknowledges the value of tools within the practices of mutual engagement, joint enterprise and shared repertoire, we can offer new insights into the process of shared clinical caring for childhood conditions such as CKD.

The relative value of tool radius and blank thickness (i.e., R/TB, where R is the tool radius and TB is the blank thickness) was varied over a range (from 1.1 to 3.9), and a formability diagram in the R/TB θmax space was obtained.

There are also patent analysis tools dedicated to highlighting various values of tools, but very few of them are designed to extract information or knowledge contained in patents.

Experiments were carried out under different values of tool rotations and travel speeds under presence and absence of nanosilica addition.

The values of tool wear for coated tools were evaluated under a high-speed cutting condition using vertical high-speed machining center (Makino, V-55).

The model has been validated with experimental data obtained for high speed milling of aluminum alloy (Al 7075-T7351) when using a wide range of cutting speed, feed per tooth, axial depth of cut and different values of tool nose radius (0.8 and 2.5 mm), using the Taguchi method as the design of experiments.