Sentence examples for designs utilised from inspiring English sources

The main effects designs utilised ensured that across all profiles in the best-worst exercise the utility difference in every one of the pairs could be estimated.

Lee and Feng (2005) published a review of statistical designs utilised between 1986 and 2002 (n=266), and reported that statistical design was only documented in 46% of cases, with only 23% providing sufficient data to characterise the design used.

In comparison, two random designs utilising five and seven sensors confirmed that the design of experiments-generated data were information-rich and produced the spatial (and temporal) temperature profiles for the chamber.

Future trial designs utilising these and other novel biologic agents will need to be careful to exploit their potential fully.

Further exploration of these issues requires mixed-method designs utilising both national survey data and in-depth qualitative study of the experiences and perceptions of rural CAM users.

Trapezoidal cages inversely match vertebral endplates to increase cage stability in lateral bending, flexion and axial rotation [ 23], whilst wedge-like designs utilise an anterior slope, with a 1-2 mm higher anterior to posterior height, to achieve better restoration of natural cervical lordosis [ 24, 25].

The design utilised 125 μm polyester-insulated platinum wire as conducting electrodes that were dip-coated in conducting polymer.

The robustness of the method was also determined and confirmed by overlying counter plots of responses which were derived from the experimental design utilised for method optimisation.

The disordered nanospot design utilised in this work takes around five and a half hours or 19,800 s to write a square centimetre of in poly-methyl methacrylate (PMMA) using an EBL tool (Vistec VB6 UHR EWF).

The proposed reconfigurable implementation requires significantly more slice resources than Bartovsky et al. and Holzer et al., while utilising approximately the same number of slice registers as the standard morphology design; however, the reconfigurable design utilised more look-up tables (LUTs) due to the amount of signal routing and configurable parameters implemented.

Convair's design utilised avionics and hydraulics systems that had been developed for use by the F-111, and was intended to be capable of cruising at speeds of Mach 4 to Mach 5, at an altitude of 30 km.