Sentence examples for a case study indicating from inspiring English sources
The current study shows a case study indicating the usefulness of informant design when developing serious mini-games to increase advertising literacy among adolescents.
Finally, a case study indicates that the use of a membrane with lower methanol diffusivity and a thicker anode micro-porous layer (MPL) yields MEAs with lower methanol crossover but similar power density.
A case study indicates that the rutting resistance of asphalt pavement will deteriorate from excellent to good, good to medium, medium to inferior, and inferior to bad in 13.8 months, 32.5 months, 43.8 months, and 55.2 months, respectively.
Further, shock response spectra for the equipment attached to the underground structure are established and a case study indicates that in-structure shock level of the devices predicted by the model with ground shock rise time is higher than that predicted without consideration of the ground shock rise time.
The results from a case study indicated that overall the simulator and computer-based training program successfully improve operator skills in distraction avoidance.
A case study indicates that when technology is effectively implemented in schools, students become more engaged and are more likely to graduate; they attend more classes and gain marketable tech skills.
Our simulations for influenza infection as a case study indicate that the intensive use of these interventions during the early stages of the epidemic could delay the spread of disease, but it may also result in later infection waves with possibly larger magnitudes.
A recent case study indicated feasibility of the PREDIQT method when applied on a real-life industrial system.
A preliminary case study indicates successful implementation of the numerical procedure.
Results of a hypothetical case study indicate that reasonable solutions for dynamic planning of NRE resources allocation in a regional system have been obtained.
A Danish case study indicates that the introduced framework presented in the paper can be considered as an important decision support tool that can supplement and further develop existing decision practices in relation to urban drainage.
