Sentence examples for case study response from inspiring English sources
For this case study, response surface results suggest that maximum cumulative oil production could be achieved with permeability in a specific range (10.0 31.6 mD, which is close to the mean value of the actual strata).
As well, even though students were not instructed to include in their case study responses any other context than the assigned one, they included other contexts at increasing rates over the three stages of the study.
As a case study, the response of the SFT prototype to an accidental collision by an object like a sinking boat is examined.
As a case study, the response of the "Maniace Castle" of Syracuse has been investigated by a multi-level approach which adopts traditional finite element modelling as well as a specific mechanistic computational model for the final non-linear seismic analyses.
Based on my case study, the response cannot but be positive.
This non-parametric statistical regression method enhances the fitting by suggesting the optimal transformations for predictor variables (i.e., titration data including temperature, solvent molar weight, and dilution ratio in our case study) and response variable (i.e., the amount of asphaltene precipitation for the case under study in this paper) (Malallah et al. 2006).
The first case studies the response of a strengthened wall to a step base acceleration.
A new simulation method is proposed to tackle these design dilemmas in a case study on emergency response (ER) activity.
It provides a case study of corporate response to several dimensions of uncertainty accompanying regulatory change in the post-privatisation era.
The case study of TEC response to IP shock by Jin et al. (2016) suggested that a shock-generated TEC variation is a "duplication" of the shock aurora due to the same mechanism.
In this paper we review external factors that may influence decision-making bodies and present a case study of media response in Ontario, Canada to adjuvant trastuzumab for breast cancer.
