Sentence examples for assess conveniently from inspiring English sources
To assess conveniently the performance of these D-regions designed using different STMs, an evaluation system is proposed in this paper.
Next, the data quality of a screen can be assessed conveniently using multidimensional scaling (MDS) plots via plotMDS and access to a range of normalization options is available through the calcNormFactors function.
The area of the ulcer will be calculated using a compact digital tablet (Visitrak), with which the area can be assessed quickly, conveniently and accurately.
By combining the equation for %BF developed in this study with a %BF cutoff value of metabolic syndrome and obesity (>25.0% in men and >30.0% in women), all Japanese adults can easily and conveniently assess obesity status.
In order to conveniently assess the end effects on the required total strength of reinforcement and the volume of failing mass considering the feasible length of potential failure, a series of design charts are presented.
The mobile application was compartmentalised into four steps, which enabled health workers to conveniently assess rural participants for CVD risk and disseminate appropriate recommendations.
Quantification of the cfu corroborated the BLI results for the washing fluid, confirming that BLI is a valid technique to conveniently assess planktonic versus biofilm-associated cells on subcutaneously implanted catheters in vivo.
Since the four integrals from (44) to (55) are finite range, single integrals and integrand composed of elementary functions only; using (43), the average SEP of general modulation order TQAM with MRC spatial diversity over fading channels can be conveniently assessed through numerical integration methods.
The relative darkness of these CSSS is conveniently assessed using corneomelametry.
59– 65 Finally, the rate of exfoliation is conveniently assessed using the dansyl chloride test 66– 68 or the dihydroxyacetone test.
The effect of squamolytic agents and emollients is conveniently assessed on skin strippings collected in clinical trials.
