Sentence examples for a systematic and consistent from inspiring English sources
However, achieving these outcomes requires a systematic and consistent focus on energy efficiency, underpinned by robust management and monitoring systems and processes.
A systematic and consistent approach to deriving LBEs for the general advection diffusion equation and the quasi-incompressible Navier Stokes equations are also presented.
This provides a strong theoretical foundation, allowing for a systematic and consistent application of Newton's law of motion to systems possessing configuration manifolds with boundary.
By means of a practical example, the method will illustrate how to account for H&OF in a systematic and consistent manner using an engineering approach.
In 1990, Dyckhoff presented a systematic and consistent approach to the integration of different types of problems into a comprehensive typology based on the logical structure of cutting and packing problems.
The purpose of the present work is to present a unified framework for developing this type of breakage functions and to show how existing models can be derived in a systematic and consistent way.
We found evidence of a systematic and theoretically consistent relationship between adoption of clean energy products and socioeconomic status (including income, education, and social marginalization) and urban location.
A systematic, logical and consistent process has been used to organize and extract the contributions of published academic studies in the field.
This study has a more systematic and consistent theoretical foundation, including a systematic manual for the therapy, than previous studies.
Unfortunately, the research infrastructure that had been built up during that time was too weak to establish a sufficient, systematic, and consistent stock of empirical research (Schmidt, Rossbach, & Sechtig, 2009).
We thus look forward to a more systematic and consistent approach being adopted by the biosimulation community in assessing specific force fields with respect to specific peptide and protein sequences and lengths, and move forward in an effort to assess these force fields with respect to a much larger helical system: the flexible apolipophorin-III helical bundle protein.
