Sentence examples for experimental justifications from inspiring English sources
The approach provides both a theoretical basis and some experimental justifications for a dynamic scheduling combining real-time and predictive decision making.
This is aided by a new table in the manuscript, which gives experimental justifications for each generalization.
The design process associates with a well-defined optimization problem with the two requirements of experimental justification and specificity.
Using this method, we show that in the vicinity of a mode I crack tip, there are three distinct mechanisms of dilatant deformation, each having strong experimental justification.
Following the principle, information granules are designed by establishing a sound balance between their experimental justification (legitimacy) and specificity (associated with their underlying semantics).
A combination of experimental justification and the expert estimation provides an increase in the linear range of analytical procedures up to two to three times and enhances the repeatability compared to a non-optimised design.
The experimental justification was elementary to say the least, but Teller described it as "a laser module the size of an executive desk" producing thousands of focused laser beams which "could potentially shoot down the entire Soviet land-based missile force".
That work will provide experimental justification of the possible post-methanogenesis isotope diagenesis hypothesis.
Mathematical models such as BCM Theory, which depends also on intracellular calcium in relation to NMDA receptor voltage gates, have been developed since the 1980s and modify the traditional a priori Hebbian learning model with both biological and experimental justification.
Nevertheless, since energy metabolism is known to be very sensitive to strain background, and results obtained using one strain generally cannot be assumed to apply to other strains without some experimental justification.
Rigorous experimental justification for these data reported is deficient, and these data are contradicted and inconsistent in their crossing comparison, so none of them has been widely accepted as a standard control.
