Sentence examples for design which involves a from inspiring English sources

To do this, we utilised a complex experimental design which involves a combination of self-hybridisations and cross-hybridisations between two independently grown parasite populations for each clone being examined (for short, we call this a '2×2 CombiScan').

Unlike the existing application of the topology optimization method in coil design which involves a fixed-direction current density field only, the proposed topology optimization approach is so formulated as to deal with varying current density magnitudes and directions that should be taken into account for the Lorentz force maximization problem.

One of the limitations of the study is that it employed a cluster sample design which involves a higher degree of sample error.

This result was likely due to the experimental design, which involved a 1-h crossover between C1-INH and placebo.

This limitation is a consequence of the study design, which involved a pooled analysis of data from a subgroup of patients aged 75 years or older.

According to the study design, which involved a stratified sampling, the hospital sampling weights were applied to estimate the total number of patients treated at the participating centres.

Some of these studies only revealed areas of activation in posterior MTL, used blocked experimental designs which involved an assumption of memory encoding, did not perform direct comparisons with normal subjects, and (while showing regions of reduced activation) did not demonstrate any reorganization of function to other brain regions.

Our case is a conceptual and simplified paper machine short circulation control design, which involves defining a dynamic design optimization problem with scenarios on dynamic effects external to the process.

As an alternative, Prentice [ 78] proposed a 'case-cohort' design which involves the selection of a random sample (or a stratified random sample) of the entire cohort, and the assembly of covariate histories only for this random subcohort and for all cases.

A case study of a tea maker design which involves both uncertainties is used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.

A third design, which involves stiffening the pressure hull with circumferential tubes, was developed by the present author in 1977.