Sentence examples for estimating appropriate from inspiring English sources

To test the hypothesis that effective pulmonary capillary blood flow can be a useful indicator for estimating appropriate oxygenation and ventilation during one-lung ventilation in lung surgery.

Here we describe a modification of this system and a method for estimating appropriate air flow rates based on animal weight and expected gas concentrations that will yield reliable results in a single neonatal rodent preparation.

In this study, considerable attention was paid to estimating appropriate parameter values and to assessing the sensitivity of the results to these values.

proportion and logistic commands of STATA enable the estimation of group means, proportions and logistic regression respectively assuming weights and cluster sampling and thus estimating appropriate estimates and standard errors.

Dozens of charts and tutorials offering simple tips for estimating appropriate portion sizes can be found for free on government, medical, nutrition, and even health-oriented magazine websites.

As we demonstrate in real-world experiments, our system is able to estimate appropriate deformation parameters of real objects that can be used to predict future deformations.

The model and its associated simulation procedure can be used to estimate appropriate device sizes as well as to assess the performance of a given plant.

From the results of this study, it was found that the proposed design equation can be effectively used to estimate appropriate bearing lengths.

Since these coefficients usually have no clear physical meanings, it is nearly impossible to estimate appropriate values of these coefficients even by experience.

Standard curves obtained under specified conditions should be used to estimate appropriate infective doses for experimental designs or in vivo production of oocyst stocks.

Data on accidents at carefully selected roadway sites with and without design exceptions are used to estimate appropriate statistical models of the frequency and severity of accidents at these sites using recent statistical advances with mixing distributions.