Sentence examples for an appropriate assumption from inspiring English sources

It allows to completely isolate any number of faults regardless of the number of output sensors, thanks to an appropriate assumption on the fault profiles and to some persistent excitation condition.

The model reduces to the commonly used Langmuir Hinshelwood kinetic rate expression for the photo-oxidation of organic substrates in aqueous media under constant oxygen concentrations, which is an appropriate assumption when oxygen is initially in large excess of the organic substrate or when the reaction mixture is aerated during the reaction.

Then, with an appropriate assumption, the higher-order integrability of variational solution is obtained.

Therefore, finding a proper model with an appropriate assumption for the distribution of errors would be a valuable contribution to the field of exchange rate modeling in Bangladesh regarding the BDT against the US dollar.

For more some results concerning the different boundary conditions under an appropriate assumption between (mu_{1}) and (mu_{2}), one can refer to Datko et al. [30], Kafini et al. [31], Nicaise and Pignotti [32], Nicaise et al. [33], Nicaise and Valein [34], and the references therein.

However, this might not be regarded as an appropriate assumption anymore, since it was found that the amount of dust in galaxies not in all cases is strongly correlated to the stellar mass (e.g., Iyengar et al., 1985; Tomita et al., 1996).

The Figure 3 and Table 1 for cumulative cases showed that a gamma distribution is a more appropriate assumption for the onset-to-diagnosis time when estimating the probability of being a positive case using the dengue fever example; nonetheless, the difference between the gamma and the nonparametric method is again only slight except towards the end stage of the epidemic after January 1.

Therefore, use of the higher half-life versus age slope relevant to early adolescence through adulthood (e.g., 0.12 year/year) is suggested as a conservative yet appropriate assumption for modeling TCDD body burdens near background levels for younger children.

They proved that the sequence { x n } generated by (1.7) converges strongly to a zero of A under appropriate assumptions on { α n } and { r n }.

Overall, the approach adopted combines an appropriate distribution assumption for count data with non-linear effects of causal covariates and an advanced method for covering spatial autocorrelation.

Singular integrals consist of the different settings of the operators of type (1) with an appropriate singularity assumption on the kernel.