Sentence examples for view of modifying from inspiring English sources

A Neuro-Fuzzy Performance Evaluation Model (NFPEM) proposed in Akinnuwesi, Uzoka, Olabiyisi, and Omidiora (2012) was reviewed in this work with the view of modifying it and thus making it flexible and scalable.

Third, as we wanted to mimic our actual NICU practices, in view of modifying such practices, we did not restrict the study intubations to very experienced operators.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 The view of modified Weber Technique reported by Miniaci et al. and the used plate-screws.

The mechanism of beam splitting and principle of wide-field-of-view compensation of modified Savart polariscope in the wide-field-of-view polarization interference imaging spectrometer (WPIIS) are analyzed and discussed.

The final patient had an AUC value calculated on day 1 of treatment, with a view to modifying carboplatin dosage on days 2/3, but died prior to treatment on day 2 due to complications relating to the size and position of the tumour (stage 4s neuroblastoma).

While the administration realizes that the Middle East conflict will not be solved anytime soon, Secretary Powell is also taking the long view on the issue of modifying the Iraqi sanctions.

If physics is the science of understanding the physical environment, then control theory may be viewed as the science of modifying that environment, in the physical, biological, or even social sense.

The 19 international films include "Darwin's Nightmare," about the ecological consequences of introducing an invasive species of perch into Lake Victoria in Africa; "The Future of Food," a critical view of genetically modified food, which will be shown today at 2 45 p.m.; and "The Education of Shelby Knox," about the debate over sex education.

The endorsement differs sharply from a parliamentary panel that took a negative view of genetically modified (GM) technology this summer.

In view of the modified Halanay inequality and switched systems methodology, a sufficient condition for globally exponential stability of the error system is established.

In view of the modified wave number, the WCNS are equivalent to fifth-order upwind biased explicit schemes in smooth regions and the interpolations at cell-edges dominate the properties of WCNS.