Sentence examples for adequacy of this methodology from inspiring English sources
The numerical results demonstrate the adequacy of this methodology for high Weissenberg number flows using the Oldroyd-B model.
Numerical simulations including band-limited white noise and random wave excitation are used to explore the adequacy of the methodology and the benefits of using modal analysis in the system identification procedure.
The results obtained illustrate the adequacy of this type of methodologies for drug delivery design.
The selection of articles for publication is based on their contribution to the field of prevention, clarity of presentation, adequacy of research methodology, and significance of research findings.
In contrast, it is common practice to explore the adequacy of a methodology for a single set of empirical data or under a single criterion for phylogenetic inference [ 5, 16, 43].
This study evaluates the adequacy of different methodologies to predict the plastic capacity and response caused by non-uniform thermal gradients through the depth of beam columns that are loaded only axially at the centroid.
The adequacy of the investigated methodology is evaluated on a real world case study involving hydrometric stations from southern Quebec, Canada.
The proposed framework was able to provide solutions with optimality gaps estimated to be below 1% within an acceptable computational time, demonstrating the adequacy of the developed methodology.
However, deficiencies in such areas as examining treatment mechanisms and the adequacy of reporting of methodology, essential for useful syntheses of research on these interventions, remain to be addressed.
In this work we provide a methodology in coherence with the step-by-step goals definition and threat analysis using informal and formal procedures, being our main concern to highlight the adequacy of such a methodology for promoting trust in the accordingly implemented communication protocols.
We used the Newcastle-Ottawa Scale (NOS) to assess the adequacy of the employed methodology in the retrieved observational studies [ 24].
