Sentence examples for analysing solutions from inspiring English sources

This sensitivity is preserved when analysing solutions having a physiologically-relevant concentration of Cl− ions, and is reduced to 38 μA/mM.cm2 when analysing solutions having a neutral pH.

These objective functions are of- ten in conflict, making them highly challenging in terms of determining optimal solutions and analysing solutions obtained.

This paper proposes the use of a normative framework modelling technique and multi-agent simulations to support the early and rapid development of prototype systems to analyse solutions for solving the collaboration dilemma in WMG.

For the in vivo analyses, solutions of both the polymer-drug conjugate and drug only were injected into a site previously implanted with an HT-29 cell xenograft and in all cases the polymer-drug conjugates were just as effective at tumor inhibition as the drug alone but without the toxic side effects of the drug only solution.

We analyse solution conformation by dynamic light scattering and circular dichroism, solid state structure by Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy and Raman spectroscopy, and fiber tensile properties by stress-strain analysis.

The decision maker must be able to use situational cues to detect the need to override the heuristic response and sustain the inhibition of the heuristic response while analysing alternative solutions, 37 and must have knowledge of these alternative solutions.

Imagining the multiple reasons why workers may have to go against the flow keeps Carlos and colleagues awake at night, proposing and analysing preventive solutions.

Biographers and commentators dealing with well-known philosophers have analysed the solutions they proposed for it.

In this section, we analyse the solutions of the decoupled systems discussed in the previous section.

Existence, boundedness, stability and bifurcation analyses of solutions for the proposed rabbit lynx model are performed.

In static analyses, numerical solutions are often coaxed to converge into one or the other branch of the solution.