Sentence examples for considerations the shape of from inspiring English sources

The choice of a linear nonthreshold dose response model was based on several considerations: the shape of the dose response in the range of the observed data; the magnitude of the extrapolation below the observed data; relevant biologic considerations; and the available information for the Seychelles and New Zealand studies, which consisted of linear dose response coefficients.

Additional studies need to extend these considerations of the shape of the tunnel, for example by evaluating tunnel enlargement and dynamic influences.

However, using hop count with no consideration of the shape of the path, distance estimates with respect to hop count are likely to be longer than the actual distance.

The presented literature review of cruciform shapes used for biaxial characterization of materials indicates that the majority of shapes can be divided into two large groups when the following selection criteria are taken into consideration: (i) the shape of the outer boundaries and (ii) the load capacity needed to achieve failure in the biaxial region.

The design of the LM1 shall guarantee the optimal propagation of the beams during their transmission through the optical system taking into consideration 1) the shape of the reflecting surfaces, 2) loads coming from the beams themselves, the plasma and nuclear reactions as well as off-normal events and 3) the port plug space restrictions.

An important consideration while designing the shape of a capillary evaporator is the phase distribution in the wick.

Some morphological considerations are defined by the shape of the peaks on the voltammograms.

The modeling choice was driven by two main considerations: the first regards the shape of the temperature-mortality relationship and the second deals with the choice of a model able to take into account the autocorrelation structure within data.

In particular, based on considerations - such as the shape of the GDS for the Landes and Pantelleria locations - it was hypothesized that Landes and Pantelleria are hot-spots, although it was also stated that the hypothesis that they are melting-pots could not be excluded [[ 17], p.462].

Fortunately for traditionalists, if not for safety or access considerations, the curved shape of many tube station platforms, as well as the variety of trains in operation, means similar devices might not necessarily work, leaving the Underground's gap unfilled.

From geometric and mathematical considerations, the shape function or form function f(X) ≠ K, with equality when the grains are circular, where K depends on the type of shape under consideration (e.g. K = 1/4π for circular grains).