Sentence examples for considered simplification from inspiring English sources

This is explained by the considered simplification of the PA distortion.

In March 2001, the Government published a technical note A Review of Small Business Taxation, which considered simplification of corporation tax for small companies through the closer alignment of their profits for tax purposes with those reported in their accounts.

In those simulations, apparent affinities of ATPases 1 and 2 were either the same (simplified versions of models 3 and 4) or only one ATPase was considered (simplification of model 2).

They concern mainly, model and aerodynamic parameters errors, and aim to validate the considered simplifications in the model.

The survey also shows that many QRV applications use simplified representations, which may be considered simplifications of the SGM here proposed.

The operation time for the HECC system is also improved by considering simplifications of the hyperelliptic curve which are accomplished through simple transformation of variables.

The Fitzhugh Nagumo (FH) mathematical model is considered a simplification of the Hodgkin–Huxley (HH) model.

Here, the bimolecular recombination of mobile charges and the space charge effect at the D/A interface are not considered for simplification.

Simulations of an ionospheric radio link combine a model of the electron density, considered for simplification as a function of the altitude only (assuming the absence of horizontal gradients), and a ray tracing software.

Thus, our study should be considered a simplification of the clinical setting but it may pave the way for similar research evaluating risk prediction of additional outcomes.

An extension of these approaches from a flat-fading channel to OFDM is considered and simplifications that may be useful for a large number of subcarriers are presented.