Sentence examples for a suitable procedure to from inspiring English sources
A suitable procedure to correct the endogeneity problem is to apply instrumental variable (IV) estimation (see Baltagi 2008; Wooldridge 2010).
A suitable procedure to enhance the corrosion resistance is to use organic or metallic coating to protect the metal substrate (Zheng et al. 2007; Han and Chrysanthou 2008).
The classical Ritz method with beam functions as the spatial approximation proved to be a suitable procedure to solve a problem of this analytical complexity.
Since cell metabolism is accompanied by enthalpy change, heat dissipation measured by calorimetry represents a suitable procedure to monitor metabolic activity.
Students had high expectations of the quality, but not adequate knowledge and skill, or any suitable procedure to implement the idea.
In view of the special needs of the heterogeneous group of elderly people with dementia, this is a more suitable procedure to use in creating an item bank specifically for the target group.
Therefore, we consider that off-target searches allowing mismatches and gaps would be a more suitable procedure to list off-target candidates exhaustively.
First, the dropout rate in the intervention was considerable and a more effective and suitable procedure to screen older people is required for practice.
Accurate preoperative evaluation is necessary for successful surgery because the oral surgeon must know the angle and/or type of impacted third molar to select a suitable procedure and to prevent IAN injury and perforation and fracture of the mandible [ 10].
For these genuinely multidimensional and intrinsically dissipative schemes, a suitable procedure is used to identify the modified wave number associated to their spatial discretization operator, and their dispersive and dissipative behaviors are investigated as functions of a multidimensional wave number.
This case shows that a Lichtenstein operation is a suitable procedure for avoidance of damage to the transplanted ureter in treatment of a transplant-side inguinal hernia in a kidney transplant recipient.
