Sentence examples for analyzed and appropriate from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the characteristics of stress strain curves for SFRC are analyzed, and appropriate constitutive relations are suggested.

The rheology of the final fermentation medium was analyzed and appropriate mathematical model was applied to calculate suspension viscosity.

Furthermore, the critical path is analyzed and appropriate optimization techniques (such as DSP register packing and intermediate register insertion) are applied to the best candidates of the architectures mentioned.

The isothermal, steady, and fully developed flow of power-law and Bingham plastic fluids in concentric annulus are analyzed, and appropriate expressions and/or charts that permit the calculation of pressure gradient for a given application are presented.

In this case, provide an explanation in the Analysis Population Description for why zero participants were analyzed and, if appropriate, provide information in the Limitations and Caveats module.

The numerical dispersion of the SO-ADI FDTD method with different plasma frequencies and electron collision frequencies is analyzed and the appropriate ratio of grid size to the minimum wavelength is given.

Furthermore, coal exploitation and utilization should be planned scientifically, the trend of the coal market and price fluctuations should be analyzed, and the appropriate tax rate should be formulated.

Data were analyzed and, when appropriate, significance of the differences between mean values was determined by a Student's t test.

Data were analyzed and, where appropriate, the significance of the differences between the mean values was determined using one-way ANOVA.

Values are shown as standard error of mean (S.E.M .. Data were analyzed and, when appropriate, significance of the differences between mean values was determined by a Student's t test.

But rather than treating this destabilized state as a state of risk, to be analyzed and resolved as appropriate – controlled through mechanisms appropriate to a problem, dilemma, or paradox – one responds to the state of affairs as one might to an uncaused effect – puzzled, entangled, attentive.