Sentence examples for design reliance from inspiring English sources

Processing large volumes of milk into cheese has necessitated changes in vat size and design, reliance on computer software, and milk standardization, including use of membrane concentration of milk either at the cheese plant or on the farm.

Relying on the predictive-processing framework, we suggest that this global detrimental effect depends on the validity of the regularity: when its predictive value is low, as it is in the case of a mixed design, reliance on all prior information is reduced, resulting in a general slowdown.

Limitations include the cross-sectional design, reliance on self-reported behaviours and relatively small sample size.

Disadvantages are its cross-sectional design, reliance on parental reports of diagnoses and symptoms, and lack of information on some potential confounders.

The results of this preliminary investigation are limited by its retrospective design, reliance on self-report, relatively small size of the whole sample and of an even smaller subgroup of subjects with data on past suicide attempts.

However, the limitations of most prior studies [retrospective or cross-sectional design, reliance on ambient air monitoring data, failure to account for co-exposure to other sources of PAHs such as environmental tobacco smoke (ETS)] have prevented definitive causal inferences regarding airborne PAHs and impaired fetal growth (Šrám et al. 2005).

Key performance parameters for electrolyzer systems are conversion efficiency [electrical to chemical energy (H2)]; current density (amps/unit area), which in turn determines the hydrogen flux density, durability, scalability, and cost; and, for some designs, reliance on noble metals such as platinum.

Particular problems included weak study designs, reliance on self-report measures, highly variable consent and follow-up rates, and the absence of economic or cost analyses.

Much of the evidence identified was low in the JBI evidence hierarchy (level 3 or 4) with potential risk of bias from use of retrospective designs, reliance on expert opinion and focused on pre-conception or clinical management during pregnancy.

A recent systematic review found evidence of an association between physician consultations for NSPS in parents and children, but its findings were limited by the methodology of empirical studies, including cross-sectional designs, reliance on self-reported data, and including children from specific age groups only [ 14].

Limitations include the cross-sectional design and reliance on self-report.