Sentence examples for a relevant technique from inspiring English sources
Finally, AE proved to be a relevant technique to investigate damage mechanisms and to determine accurately the damage threshold in TP-based composites to be used in aeronautical applications at T > Tg.
Modulation diversity represents a relevant technique which combines a reference constellation rotation angle θ with the independent interleaving of the symbol components.
In a similar manner, a relevant technique [28] is proposed in the context of LTE protocol - which realizes practically cognitive radio concepts - for enhancing the white space detection procedure, introducing novel sensing techniques for both coarse and fine stages.
Impedance spectroscopy is a relevant technique to obtain information about the electrical behavior of nano- and polycrystalline materials as the impedance measurement data gives both resistive (real) and reactive (imaginary) components.
However, to do this, physicians need a reliable and a relevant technique for assessing microcirculation for routine clinical application at the bedside.
The second step, is the minimization of the problem using any relevant technique, which could be applied.
With a view to improve the conventional laboratory, OEL provides a more relevant technique to produce a competent engineer as it critically examines the core element of openness in experimental work.
The results of this study not only confirm preliminary results obtained in an earlier pilot study (18) but also firmly establish that HTOM serves as a clinically relevant technique for predicting DFU healing based on an evaluation of 54 patients and 73 ulcers.
Therefore, a selection of technology for the scaffold fabrication needs to be made based on a holistic review and comparison of all relevant techniques.
Optical imaging was shown to be a sensitive and relevant technique to quantify variations of luciferase activity in vivo.
The fellows have been trained in all relevant techniques such as chemical structure elucidation, chemometrics, sampling/extraction, biotesting, and chemical analysis.
