Sentence examples for identification of adequate from inspiring English sources

None of the parameters is perfect and can be individually applied for identification of adequate data visualization models and comparison of different maps.

Provision of mechanisms, methodologies, and functionalities to support Virtual organization Breeding Environments (VBEs) requires proper understanding of their requirements, development of representative models, thorough identification of adequate operating principles, and design and development of facilitating ICT-based tools.

However, the high complexity and the low observability of microprocessors' internal resources make the identification of adequate on-line error detection strategies a very challenging task, which can be tackled at circuit or system level.

The final objective is the implementation of a fully automated system for vibration-based structural health monitoring of civil engineering structures and identification of adequate requirements about sensor number and layout, record duration and hardware characteristics able to ensure a reliable low-cost health assessment of constructions.

In these cases the late-onset of the disease and the identification of adequate pharmacological targets may allow intervention strategies for asymptomatic carriers directed to retard if not abrogate the pathogenic conversion.

Such models relate the biomarker profile to efficacy, which also promotes identification of adequate tissue exposure.

A third feature of the capability approach that has elicited criticism is the idea that knowledge of human flourishing and what facilitates it must inform the identification of an adequate equality norm.

Such an assessment requires the identification of an adequate number of non-T mtDNAs and a detailed analysis of their sequence variation.

Positive classification of an afferent requires the identification of the adequate stimulus which may be one of many noxious chemicals (e.g., mustard oil, capsaicin, histamine) or thermal stimuli (cold, heat).

Our controlled study provides evidence that a primary prevention strategy based on the identification and provision of adequate information to susceptible pregnant women at risk for primary infection are highly effective in reducing the rate of maternal primary CMV infection and, ultimately, congenital CMV infection.

For some purposes, the simple identification of Brucella is adequate (e.g. diagnosis of human brucellosis or contamination of food products).