Sentence examples for conveniently extracted from inspiring English sources
Specifically, we address the quantification of adsorbed intermediates so that information such as the local surface coverage can be conveniently extracted from SI-SECM transients despite diffusional broadening.
The flutter derivatives can be conveniently extracted using the numerically simulated displacements, velocities, and aerodynamic forces, which is similar to the procedure adopted in the forced vibration method.
Detailed kinetic parameters and state variables of the cathode were conveniently extracted and the concerned reaction processes were further analyzed, which demonstrated the comprehensive applicability of this method.
Many of the limitations of the password and PIN-based encryption schemes can be alleviated by using biometric features, which are unique and can be conveniently extracted from every user.
(2) After propagated from the intensive multipath channel, in received USCS signal the strong carrier component can be conveniently extracted by a phase locked loop (PLL), which provides accurate synchronization/timing to subsequent signal detection, leading to a much low ADC sampling rate accompanying low-power structure.
Secondly, it is also of clinical interest to have estimates of the probability that a patient leaves the NICU some k days into the future, which can be conveniently extracted using our proposed approach.
PEX can conveniently extract data from mathematical projects and it can also be used as a.NET extension.
With the support of BioC modules, both existent and future applications will be able to conveniently extract information from BioC files, process the information and write the output in BioC format.
In order to analyze and process the giant network conveniently, we extracted it from the extended network.
From two-dimensional images of pigmented tumors, a series of feature operators are conveniently applied to extract texture descriptors useful for clinical diagnosis [ 46].
Therefore, using Eq. (4) and Eq. (5), the complex refractive index of hemoglobin at optical frequency can be extracted for various concentrations conveniently.
