Sentence examples for aspects of stability from inspiring English sources
Current drug delivery systems demand an improved performance over the whole aspects of stability, loading capacity, and therapeutic effects.
This chapter discuses the aspects of stability test programs for the assessment of drug product which falls within the latter two stages of product development.
In Wang et al.'s investigations, a number of aspects of stability enhancement based on offshore wind farm fed are addressed to deal with a multi-machine system [31, 32].
We refer the reader to see, for instance, [1, 4 7, 14 16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 31 37] for more information on different aspects of stability of functional equations.
Both approaches deal with aspects of stability of equilibria but provide alternative measures of a system's ability to maintain its functions following disturbance (Holling 1996; Alinovi et al. 2009; Sakurai et al. 2012).
Design and selection of mutants are usually driven by tailored spectroscopic properties, but some key aspects of stability, folding and dynamics of selected GFP variants still need to be elucidated.
For self-adaptive architectures, the behavioural aspect of stability is essential for seamless operation, to continuously keep the provision of quality requirements stable and prevent unnecessary adaptations that will risk degrading the system.
An interesting aspect of stability selection is that although original stability selection approach was claimed not to be sensitive to the selection of (varTheta) in a range of [0.6, 0.9], it was reported in the CPSS article [9] that the choice of (varTheta) may have an impact.
We conclude that the drivers of compositional persistence in marine fouling communities exposed to environmental change (i.e. one aspect of stability) are multivariate and interactive.
The second aspect of stability over time was whether patterns of neural activity in one or two experimental sessions could be used to train the algorithm and predict target direction using the neural patterns from one or more other sessions.
However, individual-level change as an aspect of stability is largely unexplored in many areas of psychology [ 9].
