Sentence examples for expected evolution of the from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Expected evolution of the interfacial velocity of a precipitate growing in a supersaturated matrix.

Interestingly, the self-assessed house price of a household is not a significant predictor of the expected evolution of the price of its home conditional on postal code dummies (and the rest of included controls).

An understanding of the dissolution of C S H gels in cement under the appropriate conditions (e.g., saline groundwaters) is necessary to demonstrate the expected evolution of the chemistry over time and to provide sufficient cement to buffer the porewater conditions for the required time.

(d) Calculate the expected evolution of the biomass available for wood supply in the compliance period (CP, i.e. when accounting will occur), BAWSCP, by applying the same management practices of the RP (e.g., clearcut between 60 and 100 years) to the expected age-related evolution of forest characteristics (e.g., biomass, increment).

At this time, it is expected that the precipitate grows steadily in a quasi-stationary mode, which is characterized by the interface migration coefficient k. Figure 2 presents the expected evolution of the interfacial velocity of a precipitate growing in a supersaturated matrix.

Discussion In this study, older patients admitted in ICU are not in a more serious state, do not have more extensive histories and do not usually live more in retirement homes than the younger age group, which does not match the expected evolution of the overall population.

The age-standardised mortality rates in 1991, based on the national mortality survey in 1990 1992, are also shown (the first point of the lines labelled as 'Rural-E' or 'Urban-E'), together with the expected evolution of this rate from 1992 to 2005 (the remaining points on the lines), based on the EAPCs calculated from the CHIS data.

No parent daughter value for a closed system is involved, rather just a single isotopic measurement of lead viewed with respect to the expected evolution of lead in the Earth.

The selected equations for each forecast horizon are consistent with the time frame of real-time nowcasting exercises: the first one includes mainly information on the expected evolution of economic activity, while the second and third equations rely more on information on observed business outcomes.

In 1970, the case of Gela was described as an example of "industrialization without development" [ 10], because the expected evolution of local cultural and societal structures, figured on the basis of the capitalistic industrialization in Northern Europe and North America, had not taken place.

We provide estimates for peak demand for healthcare workers, factoring in healthcare worker absenteeism and using estimates from published epidemiologic models on the expected evolution of pandemic influenza in relation to the impact on peak surge capacity of healthcare facilities and intensive care units (ICUs).