Sentence examples for I systematic from inspiring English sources

The result is a saturated linear PI controller with: (i) systematic construction and tuning and (ii) nonlocal robust stability conditions in terms of control gains and limits.

The research for this study was conducted in three main steps: (i) systematic literature review, (ii) identification and classification process, and finally (iii) AHP evaluation process.

The advantages of the proposed output control system are (i) systematic approach to derive VDVs for controller design; (ii) relaxes need for real reference model; (iii) drops need for information of equilibrium; (iv) relaxed condition is provided via three-step procedure to find observer and controller gain.

A specific policy of public health genomics is currently being developed at a national level by the Ministry of Health in Italy [ 38], with three major mainstays: (i) systematic health technology assessments of genetic tests for complex diseases; (ii) promotion of genomic education in physicians and capacity building; and (iii) promotion of basic genomic health literacy for the general population.

This study is part of a wider programme of research to improve the care of children with RTI including: (i) systematic reviews regarding the prognosis of RTI in children and interventions to reduce antibiotic use [ 23, 24] and (ii) qualitative research into the consultation experiences of parents and clinicians [ 25].

At least three categories of false positives were present: i) systematic positives in the PIK3CA locus that were present in both high and low quality FFPE samples; ii) low abundance variant calls that were below the threshold of the NGS-based confirmation assay (that is, <4%); and iii) positive calls that were within the range of analytical sensitivity of the confirmation assay (that is, ≥4%).

so that it foresees some difficulties for employing this checklist and summarized as follows: i) Without systematic model for startup to implement to achieve these requirements.

This article describes (i) the systematic development of the intervention; and (ii) the assessment of its feasibility in terms of relevancy, suitability and usability.

We search for good (with respect to the pair (d i,N i ) constituent systematic recursive convolutional encoder matrices with a larger variety of complexities compared to those listed in[1].

This article describes subsequently: (i) the systematic development of the intervention; and (ii) the assessment of its feasibility (in terms of relevancy, suitability and usability) in recreational adult volleyball teams.

This paper aims at presenting (i) a systematic and rigorous mathematical representation of crops rotations; and (ii) a concise mathematical framework to model crop rotations, which is useable on landscape scale modelling of agronomical practices.