Sentence examples for effective for the analysis from inspiring English sources
The modified QuEChERS method has proved to be effective for the analysis of pesticides residues in yam.
This indicates that our method is effective for the analysis of the perception of fine roughness surfaces with which high-frequency skin deformation is mediated.
Therefore, the solution proposed in this paper is more convenient and effective for the analysis of the singular stresses near the interface edge in the orthotropic/isotropic bi-material.
In application domains, such as distributed information retrieval, content management and distribution, e-Commerce, the agent-based computing paradigm has been demonstrated to be effective for the analysis, design and implementation of distributed software systems.
Advantages and disadvantages of the three hail models have been evaluated and it has been concluded that the smoothed particle hydrodynamics model is the most efficient and effective for the analysis of the event.
Comparison of hydro-distillation gas chromatography mass spectrometry and HD-SHLPME-GCMS showed that the latter method is fast, simple, inexpensive and effective for the analysis of volatile compounds of aromatic plants.
The combination of lifetime, photoluminescence and electron beam induced current (EBIC) measurements was found a very effective practice for the analysis of the effect of impurities on the electrical activity of grain boundaries and dislocations in multicrystalline silicon.
The main result is the development and improvement of an effective tool for the analysis of direct solidification parameters.
The improved respiration and heartbeat rates detection method is an effective approach for the analysis of the THz radar signal for vital sign sensing in a complicated environment.
In order to obtain the solutions, numerical simulation is an effective way for the analysis of the bridge vehicle coupling system.
The continuous wavelet transform (CWT) has been proved to be an effective tool for the analysis of multi-degree of freedom systems due to its high resistance to noise-polluted signals.
