Sentence examples for guidelines for accurate from inspiring English sources

From this analysis, guidelines for accurate timestep sizing are suggested for both steady and unsteady flows.

Some important guidelines for accurate HAM analyses with WDR are provided.

In addition to providing significant guidelines for accurate prediction of the stability conditions nanoplates, extracting various plate models on the basis of any existing shear deformable plate theory becomes readily attainable by utilizing the proposed unified plate model.

In this work we study the influence of these parameters on both the simulation results and computation time, and provide guidelines for accurate Euler Lagrange bioreactor simulations at minimal computational cost.

Adoption of new technologies, standardised case definitions and clinical guidelines for accurate diagnosis, and access to timely and reliable data, remains a challenge for public health surveillance systems however and existing public health surveillance systems are often fragmented, disease specific, inconsistent and of poor quality.

Guidelines for accurate reporting of RCTs are available by means of the CONSORT Statement (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) [ 15], but the quality of reporting regarding these and other aspects remains sub-optimal after publication of CONSORT recommendations [ 16, 17].

This paper validates algorithms for the characterisation of dewaterability from centrifugal sedimentation data obtained in a laboratory centrifuge with interface height detection and provides guidelines for obtaining accurate results over a broad range of solids concentrations.

34 And detailed consensus guidelines for complete, accurate and transparent reporting of complex improvement interventions are now available.

The importance of these receptors as predictive biomarkers has been underpinned by the American Society of Clinical Oncology/College of American Pathologists (ASCO/CAP), who have issued guidelines for their accurate testing [ 4, 5].

A possible cause of these experimental discrepancies is an inadequate dosimetry, so clear guidelines for achieving accurate exposure conditions were proposed for both in vitro [ 9, 10] and in vivo [ 11– 13] experimental studies.

To successfully mitigate flood risks related to the transport of large wood (LW), river managers need a guideline for an accurate and reliable risk assessment procedure and the design of river sections and bridges that are endangered of LW clogging.