Sentence examples for accurate consequence from inspiring English sources

In place of traditional empirical methodologies, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is used for more accurate consequence modelling as it takes into account of geometrical obstructions.

On the whole, ab initio computations prepare perfect quantitative consequences and can give increasingly accurate quantitative consequences as the molecules under consideration become smaller [27].

However, the NHC defended their methods, with Neil Frank stating: "If we hadn't [raised public alarm] and our predictions had been more accurate, the consequences would have been disastrous".

As a consequence, accurate estimation of system eigenfrequencies and eigenmodes is extremely useful (potentially necessary) in the effective modelling and simulation of these systems.

Since subfossil remains were often dredged from marshes one by one, pairing skulls with other bones was often guesswork based on size-matching, and was not very accurate as a consequence.

As a consequence, accurate in silico prediction of sra functions is difficult.

To function properly, rational-comprehensive decision making must satisfy two conditions that are unlikely to be met for most issues: agreement on objectives and a knowledge base sufficient to permit accurate prediction of consequences associated with available alternatives.

"From what I've seen as a whistle-blowing lawyer for almost twenty-six years, if this is accurate the human consequences exposed by whistle-blowing in this book are equal to the stakes of all the other cases in my career combined".

As a consequence its accurate diagnosis is essential and primarily relies on imaging.

As a consequence, no accurate measurements were possible, and the data were interpolated (Figure 5). Figure 4 Correlation of methane with higher homologues.

As a consequence, more accurate and clinically useful predictors of response for breast cancer patients receiving neoadjuvant chemotherapy need to be identified.