Sentence examples for expected stability of from inspiring English sources
They confirm the expected stability of the scheme in the quasineutral limit.
After exposing the solar cells to 25 °C and 75 °C at 1 sun illumination for 24 hours no degradation of the performance is observed which proofs the expected stability of n-type Cz Si based solar cells.
However, their reliability also depends on the expected stability of the investigated construct.
Rather, reliability estimates were inferred to be adequate based on data from the parent-instrument (the SF-36, Barthel Index, MMSE, etc) and on the expected stability of the attributes being measured by the PBSI (assuming no change in HRQL).
Thus, our estimates of the stability of nascent transcripts agree with the expected stabilities of transcripts based on the functions of their encoded proteins, as observed previously (Friedel et al. 2009; Grigull et al. 2004; Narsai et al. 2007; Wang et al. 2002).
The sensitivity analysis results showed that the cascade CNN exhibited the expected stability in terms of the transmitting frequency, i.e., the frequency of a high-frequency electromagnet wave from the transmitting antenna of the GPR, and different highway structures, whereas the multi-stage CNN did not.
The expected stability and lifetime of the polyimide-coated gratings in a downhole environment are estimated by modeling and extended accelerated mechanical and thermal aging tests.
This tradeoff balances sensitivity to change during periods of expected instability, and sensitivity to steady-state signals during periods of expected stability.
Several factors can be identified influencing the choice of therapy for an adult Class II case: severity of skeletal and dental discrepancy, amount of crowding especially in the lower jaw, periodontal condition, expected stability, age and the willingness of the patient to undergo orthognathic surgery.
This theoretical stability-margin analysis is fundamental to the design of a variable recursive filter with an expected stability margin.
Firstly, an approach maximizing the expected posterior stability of a grasp is suggested.
