Sentence examples for calculation to support from inspiring English sources

The application is focusing on basic numeracy and calculation to support teaching and learning.

To investigate deeper into the predicted structure, we further performed a molecular dynamics simulation for 10 ns and calculated several supporting analysis for structural properties such as RMSF, radius of gyration, and the total energy calculation to support the predicted structured model of cysteine synthase.

Hale gives technical details and calculations to support the plausibility of the venture.

They require faster computing speed and better scalability for power flow calculations to support unit dispatch.

We also performed density functional theory calculations to support our interpretation of the SERS spectra.

We appeal to our good match with aggregate data and our adoption of precise entitlement calculations to support this.

The study starts showing the results of an assessment case, which is a start-up test and provides some additional qualification, and subsequently attempts to establish calculations to support both an improvement in feed water controls and to set up operating recommendations for low-load manual operation of feed water turbo-pump.

Systems with advanced clinical decision support integrated with the EHR have been acclaimed and supported by research as the interventions most likely to reduce adverse events in medication management; e.g. drug-drug interactions, allergic reactions and faulty dose calculations; to support adherence to best practice and to best support clinical decision making e.g. [ 11- 16].

The continued exponential growth in throughput of sequencing platforms has continued to drive the need for ever-expanding capacity for BLAST (Altschul et al., 1990) calculations to support genome annotation, functional predictions and a host of other foundational analysis for sequence data.

The RTM, and the ab initio calculations used to support and parametrize it, are described in Ref. 19.

Additional calculations tend to support our rough estimates.