Sentence examples for criterion for optimizing from inspiring English sources
The autocorrelation function reveals single-molecule events and provides a criterion for optimizing experimental parameters.
The study also shows as, for a fixed refrigerating output level and temperature span, minimum in entropy generation can be effectively used as a suitable design criterion for optimizing simultaneously the stack length, the stack position and the plates interspacing.
The false discovery rate (FDR) introduced by Benjamini and Hochberg (1995) as a criterion for optimizing the identifiability of differentially expressed genes is also essential for devising an effective method.
Criteria for optimizing the effectiveness by maximizing the equivalent conductivity are evaluated.
A comprehensive list of planning criteria for optimizing compliance in Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) was compiled and used to compare the views of recreational fishers and compliance officers for facilitating voluntary compliance in the Port Stephens – Great Lakes Marine Park (PSGLMP).
The drill flank wear, monitored at regular intervals, as well as the cutting torque and thrust measured for all holes, were considered to be the key criteria for optimizing the cutting conditions.
The user can freely use available transformations in his workflow in order to control the criteria for optimizing the targeted application and architecture.
In this subsection, we discuss handoff triggering criteria for optimizing the GoS, low-latency handoff in MIPv4 and fast handoff in MIPv6.
To make multicenter PET data reliable and to establish PET scanning as a universal diagnostic technique and a verified biomarker, we have proposed phantom test procedures and criteria for optimizing image quality across different PET cameras.
Response categories were changed for all 30 items based on the criteria for optimizing category effectiveness [ 49].
Early recognition and accurate diagnosis of depression are essential criteria for optimizing treatment selection and improving outcomes, thus reducing the economic and psychosocial burdens resulting from hospitalization, lost work productivity and suicide [ 2– 4].
