Sentence examples for examples to examine the from inspiring English sources
In this section, we give two examples to examine the average consensus of system (6).
Numerical experiments are performed on several examples to examine the effectiveness of this method.
Three Australian sites, namely Alice Springs, Kalgoorlie and Mildura, are used as examples to examine the impact of changes of multiple variables on LCOE estimates.
After presenting a Lagrangian decomposition-based solution approach [48, 49], we use illustrative and real-world examples to examine the effectiveness and practical usefulness of the proposed modeling framework.
In this paper we have selected two specific gene-drive mechanisms as examples to examine the impact of age structure and age-related factors: Medea and EU.
We selected cMYC and KRAS12V as examples to examine the possibility that enforced expression of oncogenes in a specific B-cell population could model plasmacytoma in mice.
She used magnetic forces, for example, to examine the atomic nucleus in order to study the shapes of molecules and identify compounds.
He plans, for example, to examine the process for reviewing decisions about the accounting treatment of complex transactions, like those Enron engaged in with its off-balance-sheet partnerships, these people said.
There's hardly any way, for example, to examine the hundreds of lodging options on the island on Trip Advisor or Booking.com or Airbnb — which is why I had gone door to door, looking for housing options in Castro, Chiloé's largest city, best known for its palafitos, houses on stilts traditionally owned by fishermen but now frequently offering beds to sleep in.
In January Kodak filed for a patent on an edible RFID tag which could be used, for example, to examine the digestive tract or check whether a patent has taken his medication.It all seems a long way from the Baja Beach Club, where Mr Chase goes about his nightly routine.
A natural next step to extend our study would be to examine more homogenous groupings of patients, for example to examine the effect of successful versus unsuccessful treatment.
