Sentence examples for effect of the unavoidable from inspiring English sources

The coupling between the tailored ABH structure and the damping layer used to compensate for the adverse effect of the unavoidable truncation is critical and has not been well apprehended by the existing models.

Following up on the model development, the present study employs Monte-Carlo simulations in order to investigate the effect of the unavoidable variation in the values of the six-parameter mechanical model on the response of both the hybrid base isolation system and the superstructure comprising the Solarino building.

This kind of data processing may have helped to compensate the effects of the unavoidable differences in the amount and type of motor training undertaken by subjects showing different degrees of motor impairment at enrolment.

Overall, while we cannot rule out effects of the unavoidable lack of blinding, there is no clear indication that these would necessarily inflate the observed differences in change between study groups.

In order to minimize the effect of this unavoidable whole-cell phenomenon, paired t-tests were performed on control and test data.

Finally, an example is discussed in which a continuous non-reflective profile is discretized to a piece-wise constant profile and the effect of such unavoidable practical constraints on the scattering of the designed layer is shown to be minimal.

However, due to the effect of unavoidable noise or unidentified friction in practical engineering, the system cannot guarantee the initial value of state to the desired point.

Although some health benefits have also been achieved through mitigation policies in China, adaptation, preparing to manage some of the unavoidable effects of climate change on human health, is another important response strategy [ 100].

edges ((v,w) in T times F) imply that the implementation of a process in a technology v causes a fact w to occur; the cost associated to such an implication is zero, because it maps an unavoidable effect of the implementation.

Oospore numbers of both species were often low and irregular during germination counts in Study 1 because of the unavoidable confounding effects of minute obstructing bark fragments and the limited volumes available in the microscope cavity slides.

Currently, one of the unavoidable side effects of long-term immunosuppression is represented by post-transplant malignancy.