Sentence examples for evaluating unknown from inspiring English sources

We consider also the problem of evaluating unknown external periodic torque of this rotational system.

Therefore, we regarded 6,145 Metagene pairs (M0 Set) to be most relevant high-quality subset of U0 and could be used as a gold standard for evaluating unknown PPIs from large databases.

An experimental strategy was developed to evaluate unknown byproducts formed from ZrO2 atomic layer deposition (ALD).

It can then become a quantitative reference curve to evaluate unknown spore concentrations with a measure of the biodetection event percentage.

The need to evaluate unknown parameters in models of nonlinear physical, biophysical, and engineering systems occurs throughout the development of phenomenological or reduced models of dynamics.

Along with, sampling performance as well as uncertainty quantification of these methods are compared in terms of their ability to accurately and consistently evaluate unknown reservoir model parameters and reservoir future performance.

The HeapSim model developed to design heap leach processes was employed herein to evaluate unknown parameters and to identify the rate-controlling steps governing a simple leach system consisting of only pyrite under isothermal conditions.

Based on energy balance equation of semitransparent photovoltaic roof, room air, reinforced concrete cement (RCC) roof of second floor of Sodha BERS Complex and second floor room air, a matrix (5 × 5) has been developed by applying the concept of Fourier coefficients to evaluate unknown constants.

The result of the code above will always be the message 'Result is Unknown' since the comparisons with Null always evaluate to Unknown.

A check for Null in a simple CASE expression always results in Unknown, as in the following: Because the expression i = NULL evaluates to Unknown no matter what value column i contains (even if it contains Null), the string 'Is Null' will never be returned.

The last equation has to be solved for finite time increments to evaluate the unknown variables at the boundary.