Sentence examples for employ sufficiently from inspiring English sources

In the context of finite-elements, it is therefore commonly proposed to employ sufficiently rich pressure spaces, containing piecewise constant shape functions to obtain local or even strong mass-conservation.

Nonetheless, the linear response of the label to Fe-NP loading suggests that this adverse effect can be minimized by optimization of the reaction conditions to employ sufficiently low Fe-NP quantities with which to label the vein wall.

Articles were excluded when a diagnosis of MDD was not made according to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) criteria and when studies did not employ sufficiently exact and specific patient exclusion criteria (N = 93).

Apart from this, it is established that an arbitrary level of the mismatched disturbance attenuation can be achieved by employing sufficiently many sensing and actuation devices.

Furthermore, by employing sufficiently large delays, the observer is guaranteed to provide exact asymptotic state and input estimates for minimum-phase systems.

As the effects of discretization errors are eliminated by employing a sufficiently large number of collocation points (≥ 20) for reactor axis discretization, maximal multiplicity of five steady states appears.

This risk can be reduced by employing hydrophilic, sufficiently stable linkers.

Moreover, we employed a sufficiently large a priori rupture velocity of 3.5 km/s that approaches the shear wave velocity following the "zero rupture delay time" approach of Lee et al. (2006).

In a practical implementation (e.g., [20]), near optimal performance can be obtained by employing a sufficiently long SW code (note that sequence length for SW-coding can be chosen arbitrary larger than the sequence length used for TCQ encoding).

Moreover, the questions employed were sufficiently simple and unambiguous to achieve a reasonable degree of validity on the different variables.

Of note, we failed to find survey studies that employed instrumentation sufficiently refined to capture the breadth of hostile behaviours between clinicians reported in the qualitative studies reviewed.