Sentence examples for aforementioned deficiency from inspiring English sources
To overcome an aforementioned deficiency, several advanced methods have been proposed such as multi, single and adaptive modal NSPs.
In order to overcome the aforementioned deficiency, this study proposes a time-temperature indicator (TTI) based cold-chain system, which uses wireless sensors for collecting temperature data and implements the formulation of Critical Control Point (CCP) criteria throughout the entire delivery process.
To overcome the aforementioned deficiency, a gain scheduled H∞ YSC controller is developed in this paper, taking the vehicle mass and moment of inertial as the scheduled variables, now that the gain scheduled H∞ controller can guarantee both the robustness against parameter perturbation and the adjustability of tracking accuracy.
The corresponding vectors were transformed into strain DS68625 that is unable to consume xylose because of the aforementioned deficiency in transport.
As a breakthrough in artificial intelligence, deep learning holds the potential to overcome the aforementioned deficiencies.
To make up for the aforementioned deficiencies of the traditional MST-based image fusion methods, we present a new multifocus image fusion scheme which incorporates the merits of interscale dependencies into the image fusion field.
To overcome the aforementioned deficiencies, the combination of steel fibres and self-compacting concrete (SCC) has quickly become one of the common concrete technologies in the construction industries (Ferrara et al. 2012).
The aforementioned deficiencies could explain the numbers of diabetes being lower than might have been expected.
This is probably an important factor contributing to the aforementioned generalized deficiency in web usability.
Among the three aforementioned groups, borderline deficiency was present in 16.2, 5.5, and 8.8%, respectively (P < 0.0001).
However, our previous focus-group results are supported by the outcomes of the aforementioned studies regarding deficiency in skills (e.g., taking a family history, referral to appropriate regional genetics services, and nondirective counseling).
