Sentence examples for appropriately quantified from inspiring English sources
Sustainability has become the main driver in the built environment during recent decades, with energy efficiency becoming the foremost design criteria and appropriately quantified.
Soil behaviour at touchdown zone such as soil remoulding, stiffness degradation and deformation of the seabed at the touchdown zone further complicate the accurate assessment of riser fatigue damage, which is currently not appropriately quantified in existing design methods.
Data (such as from materials tests or simulation results) should be appropriately quantified.
So MDL-SE creates a new parameter, the window length that needs to be selected a priori, and its influence in performance needs to be appropriately quantified and compared with alternative KAF approaches.
The random error can be appropriately quantified by CIs using the methods proposed in this paper.
When contribution is appropriately quantified and authorship is duly rewarded, it is possible to exploit the full potential of the scientific community in knowledge curation.
Sampling strategies were discussed for appropriately quantifying the influence of uncertainties of truck characteristics on the calibration and load rating results.
The objective of this work is to accurately and appropriately quantify the foot morphology of adults who are overweight and obese.
Through the broad validations in China's mega-cities, this system has demonstrated capabilities of simplifying, appropriately quantifying, and evaluating the complex process of urban planning and management towards sustainability.
The design has two primary goals: appropriately quantifying the uncertainties associated with the performance evaluation process and satisfactorily characterizing the associated structural damage for direct incorporation into the design or performance evaluation methodology.
The Shoichet algorithm computes a new score, which orders molecules identically to MeanSim, and appropriately quantifies the statistical significance of each molecule-target association.
