Sentence examples for a desirable agreement from inspiring English sources

The simulation results are also compared with the experimental data in publication, and the comparison demonstrated a desirable agreement.

A desirable agreement achieved in experimental results and predicted pressure volume temperature (PVT) properties by the modified equation of state (EOS) in the CVD and CCE tests indicated that the proposed recombination method can successfully produce a fluid with the same phase behavior of initial reservoir fluid with an acceptable accuracy.

Desirable agreement was defined as an ICC ≥ 0.98 with ≤ 1% difference between two measurements.

Desirable agreement was defined as the mean difference between two measurements close to zero with 95% of individual differences being within 2 SD.

Desirable agreements between calculated and experimental data were found in thermodynamic model as demonstrated by a maximum Individual Absolute Relative Deviation of 5%.

A high R2 value close to 1 illustrates good agreement between the calculated and observed results within the range of experiment and shows that a desirable and reasonable agreement with adjusted R2 is necessary (Joglekar and May 1987; Nordin et al. 2004).

A high R 2 value (closer to 1) demonstrates good accordance between the calculated and observed results within the range of experiment and shows that a desirable and reasonable agreement with adjusted R 2 is necessary (Nordin et al. 2004; Abu Amr et al. 2014).

Most sectors of the society would agree that sustainability is a desirable end, but there is little agreement as to what a sustainable future would look like.

Obama announced his intention to return to sanctions if an agreement was not reached, hardly a desirable outcome.

In this case the agreement allowed the partnership to reach a desirable contract of three diamonds, which would be impossible using standard methods.

Although this can suggest problems in certain situations, here, in agreement with Ripley (Ripley, 2008) it is viewed as a desirable outcome of classification.