Sentence examples for explaining the appropriateness from inspiring English sources

Thermal study plays a vital role in explaining the appropriateness of Si-69-treated nano ZnO instead of either conventional ZnO or nano ZnO in the vulcanization of SBR.

Bernard Williams does not resist the claim that the appropriateness of blame entails reasons, however, and offers a way of explaining the appropriateness of blame when an agent appears to have no relevant internal reasons to act otherwise than she did.

The distinct possibility of the ellipse being only an approximation to the true trajectory explains the appropriateness of the question Hooke put to Newton in 1679 and Halley put to him again in 1684 — what trajectory does a body describe when moving under an inverse-square force directed toward a central body?

These techniques for model assessment are implemented in the package R‐INLA which can easily be used in R and aim to score the models with respect to their appropriateness explaining the observed data.

After peer review the RLOs were assembled and then released for a second internal peer review by experts and evaluation by students (in this second peer review, the reviewers are assessing usability and appropriateness of media to explain the concepts).

The present results fit with this pattern, thus also suggesting that the modality appropriateness hypothesis does not fully explain the flash-beep illusion.

A context-embedded and evidence-based segmentation of patient populations could help to explain the driving forces necessary to improve service delivery (appropriateness, access, timeliness) and to engage and empower the patient in the care process [ 35].

This may therefore explain the current SJT's associations with multiple personality dimensions, as the determination of an integrity-related action's appropriateness may also reflect other personality traits.

This may explain the relatively high proportion of patients in our study that fall outside of the defined thresholds when compared with prior studies of THA use and appropriateness based on clinical criteria [ 10, 33].

Before proceeding to fit the spectrum occupancy percentage as a function of these variables, we provide a brief overview of the linear mixed-effects model and explain its appropriateness in modeling the above-mentioned response variable.

The lower arthroplasty utilization rates in Blacks could not be explained by surgical appropriateness or disease burden, since there are no significant racial differences in proportions with at least moderately severe OA deemed appropriate for arthroplasty [ 41].