Sentence examples for and using a minimal from inspiring English sources

Taking advantage of this solution-based low-temperature process and using a minimal amount of Au for cost reduction, we fabricated all-NC-based high-performance flexible photodetectors.

We apply this result to the spaceUof uniformly convergent Taylor series on the unit circle and using a minimal amount of Fourier theory prove thatUhas the Pełczyński property andU* is weakly sequentially complete.

This approach is used to design a set of NMR experiments enabling direct and selective observation of individual 1H-transitions in 13C-labeled methyl spin systems close to optimal sensitivity and using a minimal number of spectra.

Within this general framework, and using a minimal model of thermally assisted depinning with essentially only one adjustable parameter, we find that our theory fits the strain-hardening data for Cu over a wide range of temperatures and six decades of strain rate.

Ectopic bone formation is one of the most frequently reported adverse effects of using BMP-2 or BMP-7, and using a minimal dose of BMPs has been suggested as one of the possible solutions (Benglis et al. 2008).

The sample size in this study (n = 1233) is beyond the minimum needed to detect an expected sensitivity (Sn) of 0.90 and using a minimal accepted Sn of 0.85 (n = 400 by exact method).

This study is based on the implementation of a simple energy-based criterion, which was developed on experimental considerations (Rittel et al., 2006), and uses a minimal number of adjustable parameters.

I like to take one or two concepts from the language of painting and use a minimal language to dig deep into it.

We only considered the biological function hierarchy, and used a minimal GO path length of five.

Finally, for the studies where no useful information could be retrieved from the publication, we considered that the HR estimate was 1 (i.e. no impact at all for Ki-67) and used a minimal variance compared to the included studies of the same size.

The aim is to examine the effects of partially and fully automated platooning on driver workload, trust, acceptance, performance, and sleepiness using a minimal HMI.