Sentence examples for frequent parameters from inspiring English sources
While this text studies the aforementioned as the most frequent parameters, other parameters may have an effect on an oxidation pond's performance, such as flow rate (Kirby et al. 2009; Faleschini et al. 2012), volume (Fyfe et al. 2007), and area (Craggs et al. 2003).
The most frequent parameters considered are stopband rejection, steepness of the filter skirt (transition band) and impedance matching to the filter terminations.
The most frequent parameters that have been used for perioperative optimization are cardiac output (CO) and/or oxygen delivery (DO2).
The most frequent parameters scoring for the Selena-SLEDAI at the end of the study were low complements, positive dsDNA Ab titers, pyuria, hematuria, rash and arthritis, The response was maintained: at follow-up visits 1, 2 and 3, the average scores were 11.7 (n = 16), 12.2 (15) and 12.0 (13), respectively.
Arising changes in the insulin effect are incorporated in the model by frequent parameter adaptions.
The most frequent parameter described in the reports was location of the lesion within the breast followed by a description of the lesion.
Although plasma urea is a frequent parameter used in the assessment of renal function, it is low sensitive and only rises when more than a half of renal function is lost, and it is not very specific.
When compared with studies from other highly industrialized countries in North America, Australia, and Asia, this study provided similar results, whereof the decreasing mortality and incidence, risk factors for mortality, and distribution of etiology are among the most frequent reported parameters [ 92- 95].
It then looks at how frequent each parameter was in the first q parameters in the paths and selects only parameters with a frequency above a certain threshold.
Pile diameter with 36% was the second frequent used parameter.
In soil properties category (Fig. 7d), undrained shear strength at pile tip with 56% usage was the most frequent used parameter.
