Sentence examples for criterion to address from inspiring English sources
Fuel energy losses are another design criterion to address fuel economy.
In this paper, we propose a Zero Coupling Impedance criterion to address the aforementioned problem.
Further discussion is made on possible improvement of the new criterion to address other materials with complex strength characteristics, as well as its potential usefulness for constitutive modeling of anisotropic geomaterials.
On one hand, we apply the Finite Fracture Mechanics criterion to address the problem of a V-notched structure subjected to a mixed-mode loading, i.e. we provide a way to determine the direction and the load at which a crack propagates from the notch tip.
This will require modifications to the scoring system which are likely to include; more stringent requirements for the numbers of biological replicates used in custom arrays based experiments, due to the larger noise variation, the use of different visualisation techniques to assess quality and an additional criterion to address the suitability of the reference sample.
In future Space environments a high level of habitability in long duration missions will become a priority: besides comfort and ergonomics, these habitats will require the application of criteria to address human needs for living in confined environments.
Future research should consider multiple health centers and broader eligibility criteria to address such field challenges.
Criteria to address equity of access may conflict with efficiency ones.
Alliance members hope to establish universal "core standards" for sustainable water management by mid 2009; from there, local agencies could add their own criteria to address regional needs.
Within the first year, a set of criteria to address flood defence and nature development goals and the related interests of the involved actors were agreed to by the different actors involved in the pilot project for use in the decision-making process.
As Washburn and colleagues [ 52] pointed out, this might result in an overestimation of criterion A. To address this, some studies have excluded some methods so as to arrive at conservative estimates [ 46, 52].
