Sentence examples for gradation based on from inspiring English sources

Gliomas are categorized by subtypes and by a numerical gradation based on how aggressive they appear.

AR-AC-13 has an aggregate gradation based on the Arizona standard with obvious gap gradation characteristics.

An optimal adjustment of aggregate gradation based on stone matrix asphalt improves the high-temperature stability of the asphalt rubber mixture significantly.

The models of constrained and unconstrained non-linear optimization are developed, allowing us to choose the best HMA mixture gradation based on mineral materials, whose gradation is known, when the total percent passing of HMA mixture aggregates is considered to be equally important for all sieves, or when preference is given to some of the sieves.

For groups performing large studies with a wide range of sample sizes (including mega-trials), the weighting scheme for modeling the effect of large trials may need to show more gradation, based on the target sample size.

Several gradations were proposed based on the Dutch PA gradation PAC 0/16 limits but varying the NMAS and BP.

A new convergence model for analysis of axially FGB has been developed, overcoming the problem of number of elements to length dependency in axial gradation, proposed model based on numerical integration by defining a local constant value of property for each element.

Two types of material gradations are considered; one is based on the continuum model in which material properties are assumed to be analytical functions (e.g. exponential or power law variation of material properties) and the other is based on the micromechanics model in which the effective material properties are determined by either the Mori–Tanaka or self-consistent scheme.

The programs were designed using a culturally relevant training program with familiar daily life training content, and gradation of training was based on the level of functioning, habits, and interests of older Chinese adults with early Alzheimer's disease.

Later, Mulla Sadra (d.1640) takes up Suhrawardi's insight about the gradation and intensity of light and develops an ontology based on the gradation of existence (rather than light) of all beings, somehow reversing Suhrawardi's ontology with his primacy of existence and his understanding of essence as a mental concept.

As our understanding of the symptoms Kanner described has grown, the notion of an autism spectrum, based on gradations of severity, has evolved.