Sentence examples for enabling the choice from inspiring English sources
We describe how traditional microeconomic producer theory can be used to design a theoretical model enabling the choice of efficient wildfire suppression strategies.
Finally, we proposed a wavelet concordance correlation to rank the performance of each PTF, thereby enabling the choice of the best PTF at a particular spatial scale.
Second, the GC subdomain coupling method, proposed by Combescure and Gravouil [9], is introduced for enabling the choice of any Newmark time integration schemes associated with different time steps depending on subdomains.
Optimum pairs were obtained for the absorbed energy, the specific energy absorption, the peak load and the mass of the component; stating the relative contribution of each design variable to the crashworthiness of the crash box and enabling the choice of a balanced optimum design.
As with other cancer therapies, it is necessary to develop possible treatment algorithms, enabling the choice of an adequate treatment regimen for individual patients.
Normality tests are needed to enable the choice of appropriate inference test to be used in the second step of the evaluation.
The agent-based structure of the model enables the choice of management instruments to be tailored specifically to account for the competitive 'race to fish' and input substitution behaviour observed in input controlled fisheries.
Prognostic stratification enables the choice of more aggressive therapies for those at higher risk.
Regarding this, the importance of clearly defining the clinical musculoskeletal condition of study participants was emphasised, to enable the choice of safe and appropriate yoga practices.
The data base compiled in this way was shown in Fig. 2 in the form of a SL0/ μ = f SL0) dependence which enables the choice of a kinetic model equation.
Our data showed that the AUCs of the diagnosis based on the EUS and the Paris classification were 0.683 and 0.728 for staging, respectively, suggesting that the EUS and the Paris classification examined the invasive depth of the lesions objectively and enabled the choice of the treatment, combined with biopsy.
