Sentence examples for correct characterization from inspiring English sources
"I think the correct characterization of it is that it was a spontaneous mutation," Gurry said.
A correct characterization of GA is fundamental in order to avoid unnecessary cholecystectomies.
Determining accurate density mechanical property relationships for trabecular bone is critical for correct characterization of this important structure function relation.
Prior studies failed in the correct characterization of this area, mainly because of the difficulties in interpreting the obtained data.
We also note the necessity of one-by-one ash particle examination— time-consμming work for the correct characterization of ash samples and early detection of juvenile material.
Since the creation of the composites is primarily intended to obtain hydrophobic materials, the most important task is complete and correct characterization of their hydrophobic properties vs. structures.
This means that one can convince oneself that both derivability and model-theoretic validity are extensionally correct characterizations of our favorite pretheoretic notion of logical truth for first-order languages, if our pretheoretic conception is not too eccentric.
Simulation studies may be extremely useful to obtain a correct performance characterization of wireless networks with shared resources.
To ensure a correct reflectivity characterization, we performed a detailed optical reflectivity study on 1.25-μm-thick PSi samples where the Er doping is expected to be, on the basis of the previous results, significantly more homogeneous.
The analysis of variance shows that there is a complex interaction of all of these factors, which can influence the relative concentrations of the mycotoxin produced, and hence, the correct physiological characterization of the strain.
In certain cases the thinning and break up was successfully matched with a 1D numerical simulation demonstrating the way numerical modelling can be used with the fluids correct rheological characterization to gain physical insight into how rheologically complex fluids deform and breakup at very high extensional deformation rates.
