Sentence examples for existing case studies from inspiring English sources
Tow Fellows Trushar Barot and Eytan Oren will explore the most effective existing case studies from news organizations, and will forecast likely industry developments over the next 12-24 months.
To test the validity of the developed model, it is applied to four existing case studies, with already known results, taken from [5, 6, 32, 46].
Secondary data used include existing case studies, published and unpublished reports and articles, internet sources and profile description from the Schwab Foundation.
A focus is carried out on 21 existing case studies which are analyzed according to criteria derived from the four phases of LCA international standards.
Although the C substitution in products is uncertain, the existing case studies using life cycle assessment [14, 17] agree with our finding that material use prior to energy use is more climate-friendly than dedicated bioenergy [17].
In this paper peer-reviewed and grey literature and a large database of existing case studies were reviewed to identify the prevailing challenges river managers face when planning and developing river restoration projects.
Triangulation took place by comparing and contrasting existing case study documentation from databases dedicated to foresight projects such as the European Foresight Monitoring Network [13] with the data derived from interviews.
This retrofit design procedure will be explored by applying the suggested modifications on an existing case study by the use of a computer simulation and pinch analysis packages.
The paper reviews innovative technologies and using analytical methods investigates the benefits of these potential technologies as applied to existing case study buildings within Coventry University.
For mathematical modeling, the properties of Al2O3-water nanofluid are taken from the available literature and an existing case study is employed for testing the efficiency of the proposed method.
Our analysis is guided by our central hypothesis, developed on the basis of existing case-study evidence.
