Sentence examples for analysis of the generalised from inspiring English sources
In the present work, lithium transport through the Li1−δCoO2 film electrode with a fractal surface was investigated under the cell-impedance-controlled constraint at the electrode/electrolyte interface along with the impermeable constraint at the electrode/current collector interface by using the numerical analysis of the generalised diffusion equation (GDE).
This study is a continuation of the investigation presented in reference (International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 44 (2002) 287) and deals with an assessment of the stress analysis performance of the generalised shear deformable theory presented in (Acta Mechanica 123 (1997c) 163) when dealing with angle-ply laminated beams.
Twelve studies were pooled for analysis of the density of generalised tumour inflammatory infiltrates at the invasive margin.
This paper extends the solution domain for turning aircraft beyond that of identical aircraft by presenting a rigorous analysis of the problem through a generalised optimisation approach.
Regression analysis, using the generalised estimating equation (GEE), was utilized to investigate factors associated with risk of sleepiness (ESS>10).
Prevalence of higher physical activity (ie, walking ≥5 km/week) around retirement was estimated using a repeated measures logistic regression analysis with the generalised estimating equations method.
Model-based optimisation is demonstrated for the design and analysis of two generalised membrane systems: a single stage permeator in which there is the recycle of both retentate and permeate gases, and a continuous membrane column in which there is the additional recycle of the retentate stream to the feed line.
Since stool frequency at baseline did not follow a normal distribution using either non-transformed or transformed data (p <0.01; Kolmogorov-Smirnov test), a post hoc analysis of the data was performed using a generalised estimating equation model for repeated measures.
Our analysis used a fixed effects meta-analysis using the generalised inverse variance method.
Owing to the significant difference in mean age between the mTBI and control groups and the predominance of women in both groups, we performed generalised linear regression analysis of the outcome measures with adjusting for age and sex (table 4).
The data were subjected to one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), generalised linear model (GLM) and Duncan's multiple range tests (DMRT) at alpha level, α = 0.05.
