Sentence examples for concerns as a function from inspiring English sources

Our study presents a 'sustainability window' by highlighting trade-offs between these sustainability concerns as a function of urban form.

Table 1 shows these concerns as a function of the post-operative week in which the concern was identified.

These various properties of the nanofluid are found out by using classical formulas derived from a two-phase mixture under concern as a function of the particle volume concentration and individual properties can be calculated using following respective equations: Effective density: {rho}_{nf}=varphi {rho}_p+left 1-varphi right){rho}_p+left 1-varphi

Expert assessment and judgment can inform regulators and guide the policy decision-making process (Habegger 2010; Riedy 2009) by identifying climate-related diseases of current or future public health concern as a function of specific vulnerabilities and adaptive capacities (Alberini et al. 2006; Anderegg et al. 2010; King et al. 2006).

Preliminary experiments carried out yielded results in close agreement with the model concerning flux as a function of time and steady-state flux as a function of pressure.

As formulated by the (now defunct) National Bioethics Advisory Commission, reciprocity concerns 'what people deserve as a function of what they have contributed to an enterprise or to society'.

Due to these changes concerning to the color as a function of the pH dipping solutions, the reason of choosing pH 7.5 for both PAH and PAA-AgNPs is the base to obtain the multicolor films.

However, even if the differences concerning axillary node involvement as a function of tumour size were statistically significant, their clinical importance is limited: the difference in the risks of nodal involvement adjusted for tumour size (estimated for an 18-mm tumour diameter) was only 2% (P=0.01) between SG 1976 1990 and SG 1991 1999.

The important correction that they consider concerns the measurement of force as a function of time, when the work W in Jarzynski's theorem is the integral of force with respect to distance.

The results of calculations are presented, and some patterns concerning the number of solutions as a function of the design parameters are proved.

Just as the sense of our visual conscious experience depends on our implicit mastery of sensorimotor contingencies a set of rules concerning how sensory stimulation varies as a function of movement conscious visual experience is a temporary pattern of skillful activity.