Sentence examples for Suitable criteria from inspiring English sources

Suitable criteria for bioconcentration from soils and BSAF from sediments need to be developed and should incorporate appropriate normalization procedures to account for the influence of the matrix.

This technique is compared with the more classical Extended Kalman Filter by means of suitable criteria to probe performance and robustness.

The macroscopic and histological observations are compared to biochemical parameters in order to appreciate the pertinence of the latter as suitable criteria in tissue engineering.

Then, a reflection of most suitable criteria for ORC performance evaluation is proposed, with an energy and exergy view, depending on the heat source.

This research can extend the clinical applications of ground reaction force plate and introduce suitable criteria to measure the degree of disability among neuropathic patients.

However, estimating, reviewing, and enhancing this feeling are difficult since (1) no suitable criteria are available to do so, (2) a variance exists between different consumer's evaluations, and (3) no practicable design process is available.

Therefore the depletion of the fuel is used as a suitable criterion for ignition.

However, signals related to local damage are not always asymmetric, thus skewness is not a suitable criterion for their extraction.

A suitable criterion for optimality is the point where the life-cycle cost (LCC) has its minimum value.

The EXAR is a more suitable criterion to incorporate the quality of heat collected and pump work required.

The constant Froude number rule produces a heterogeneous strength distribution and is not a suitable criterion for scaling-up of high shear granulators.