The phrase "assess efficient" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to assess efficient methods for improving productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "evaluate effectiveness" or "analyze efficiency."
Therefore, (c_{NCSC,i}) can be viewed as a normalized (k_{CS,i}); NCSC can be used to assess how efficient a node integrates its neighbor resources.
Therefore doxorubicin may be more sensitive to assess how efficient Pgp mutants export drugs and prevent their intracellular accumulation.
Hence, this research aimed at providing a comprehensive list of adaptive behaviors for assessing energy efficient building indoor environment in design phase of building lifecycle.
This method provided the growth rate of a crack during its lifetime during which the safety of operation can be assessed and efficient maintenance plans can be scheduled by the asset managers.
Main emphasis has been placed on developing an optimised conceptual design within the structural constraints, and assessing how efficient the capture unit may be operated in consideration of the dynamic behaviour induced by the sea on the absorber and desorber columns via the floating carrier.
In addition, for assessing the efficient of the proposed feature extraction method, we compared it with other four methods by using the SVM classifier on yeast datasets of PPIs (the yeast dataset contains 11,188 protein pairs): Global encoding (GE) [25], auto covariance (AC) [26], auto cross covariance (ACC) [26] and local protein sequence descriptors (LD) [27].
However, the security of large component-based systems may be hard to assess in an efficient and systematic way.
Eighty patients undergoing hip and knee arthroplasty were prospectively randomized to removal of the drain at 6 or 24 hours postoperatively, to assess the most efficient and beneficial use of such drains.
We note the importance of the choice of hb for the correct prediction of the temperature drop in the cavitating region, and we assess the most efficient models, underlining that the choice of hb estimation model in a cryogenic cavitating flow is more important in the bubble growth phase than in the bubble collapse phase.
We therefore assess the most efficient way to use fuels from forest residues for passenger cars under technical, economic, and environmental aspects for German framework conditions.
