Sentence examples for be a suitable factor from inspiring English sources
Here, the ratio of conducting ion size/crystal lattice volume has been demonstrated to be a suitable factor to design the optimization of the individual ion conduction in the NASICON-type structure.
Simulations from the equations indicate that diffusivity is a suitable factor to represent the characteristics of extraction kinetics rather than the extraction rate in the diffusion controlling step.
In the author's opinion the median grain diameter dm is a suitable factor for describing grading of fine aggregate which has a physical meaning.
Since for values of α > 0.4, the compatibility ratio was more than 1 (λ > 1), then the average value of α = 2 for 0 < α < 0.4, is a suitable factor for calculating the upper and lower bounds in Mikhailov model for calculating weight of criteria.
We hypothesize that SHH may also be a suitable structure-modifying factor that could be utilized for restoring NC function and/or promoting an NP phenotype over hyaline cartilage phenotypes.
This methodology seems to be a suitable tool to integrate the human factor in risk assessment since it is specially oriented to rationalize the uncertainty related to imprecision or vagueness.
Importantly, PKCε is dispensable in mice [40], suggesting that this cellular factor may be a suitable target for non-toxic anti-RVFV therapeutics.
"Strengthening of public health programmes aimed at preventing and treating diet and weight-related risk factors could be a suitable climate change adaptation strategy with a goal of reducing climate-related health effects," the authors write, noting that such interventions should be tailored by region to account for the specific challenges that different parts of the world are expected to face.
where is a suitable scaling factor and models the quantization error.
where and is a suitable scaling factor for the cosine values.
where is the rounding function, and is a suitable scaling factor and then encrypting the modulo representation of, that is, (for the sake of brevity, we omit the random parameter ).
