Sentence examples for capacity widely from inspiring English sources
The six-minute walk test (6MWT) is a measure of functional exercise capacity widely used in the assessment of lung diseases including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) [ 8].
Time taken to complete the mile, along with age, heart rate at the end of the test, and gender, are used to estimate 'VO2 max' - or maximal aerobic capacity - widely seen as a 'gold standard' measure of fitness.
In LaRocca's work, 57 people were tested both for their V02max -- or maximum aerobic capacity, a widely accepted measure of physical fitness -- and their white blood cells' telomere length.
Channel capacity is widely investigated for free space optical links to approach high-speed data-rate communication.
Unfortunately, regions with dams and those with solar or wind capacity are widely separated, requiring new transmission lines through areas with very low population densities.
Many methods to increase the fuel heat sink (cooling capacity) are widely carried out to meet the cooling requirement of scramjet engine.
From our point of view, we are trying to find a method for the fabrication of N-doped carbon material with high CO2 capture capacity from widely provided low-cost raw chemicals.
Thus, the accurate estimation of roundabout capacity is widely dependent on the equally accurate estimation of the critical headway and the follow-up headway; however, the analyst should manage the confidence intervals around the estimates of critical headway and the follow-up headway, but there are no procedures for assessing and measuring the uncertainty in capacity estimation at roundabouts.
As we walk down the street in any urban area, the possibility nay, certitude that we are being photographed or recorded in some capacity is widely understood in today's technological landscape.
Currently, the capacity varies widely between the sites.
Buffering capacity varies widely amongst bacteria and eukaryotes, even when accounting for differences in experimental approaches (Table 1).
