Sentence examples for captures the possible from inspiring English sources
Our model, through valuation premium and discount, captures the possible changes in the perceived quality made by customers as a result of the use of common design in the high-quality and low-quality products.
In broad terms, the model captures the possible events that can ensue when a patient potentially eligible for catheterization either undergoes cardiac catheterization (or not) in both ACS and non-ACS scenarios.
Of the 14 citations referring to the trial's finding of 'no harms of screening,' one further elaborated, stating the importance of considering whether 'safety concerns' as conceptualized by MacMillan et al. "adequately captures the possible harm associated with screening for IPV" [ 47], p. 7. The 'no benefit of screening' finding was further elaborated in 34% of instances (n = 12 of 35 citations).
For this composer, for Murnane, for his narrator, any serious art work will fail, as soon as it becomes actual, to capture the possible; but that failure itself can gesture toward, offer a hint of, the invisible topology that is no less real for being unrepresentable.
The unemployment rate is also included to capture the possible effects of economic activities on health.
A longitudinal research would also contribute to capturing the possible changes that would occur over time.
We augment the Florensa et al. (2015) model to capture the possible effects of the non-tariff barriers by adding a PTA depth measure.
The design of case study established the chain of evidences to create a draft of information, in order to capture the possible information.
The cohesive element method combined with hyperbolic Drucker-Prager and shear and tensile failure criteria were used to capture the possible failure mechanisms in mortar joints.
X-ray scattering measurement was attempted in situ simultaneously during deposition to capture the possible cluster formation in the plasma/substrate boundary.
Such information, in fact, would allow to capture the possible heterogeneity and anisotropy of the material by using up-to-date inverse characterization methods.
