Sentence examples for homogeneous impact from inspiring English sources
In contrast, a LCC entering the route with a similar dynamic pricing strategy will have a more homogeneous impact on easyJet's demand.
This northward directed blast produced a ballistic apron on the northern lake shore up to a distance of 2 km, with an almost homogeneous impact density of 0.014 clasts/m2.
In addition, it should be noted that service improvements for local and regional cancer care organisations (including implementation of LCU) was probably too recent at the date of this study to have an homogeneous impact on medical practices.
Any change in the call volume was assumed to have a homogeneous impact on the corresponding time-dependent rates (i.e. a x% increase with respect to the average number of calls per day was supposed to augment all underlying time-dependent rates by x% as well).
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The critical point determination of pseudo homogeneous process impact on the accurate estimation of mixing time is investigated by proposed a three-sigma (3σ) method, which satisfies approximately normal distribution and exceeding the range of μ − 3σ occurring twice.
In this respect, the authors acknowledge that stakeholder-specific data acquisition is needed not only when local authorities want to adopt distinct policy instruments for different stakeholders or stakeholders types, but also when homogeneous policies impacting the various stakeholders are considered.
This content-sensitivity issue may not be obvious in the context of video conferencing where the content is homogeneous, but its impact is felt when measuring the quality of general videos with varying characteristics.
However, our use of data from a country with a national healthcare system with universal access to healthcare and a relatively homogeneous population may impact generalisability.
Our use of data from a country with a national healthcare system with universal access to healthcare and a relatively homogeneous population may impact generalisability to other countries with more ethnically diverse populations and different healthcare settings.
A retrospective will be given on adventures that spanned both heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis, and impacted on the production of biodegradable detergents, acetyl chemicals via C1 chemistry and some important specialty chemicals.
