Sentence examples for identifying the conditions of from inspiring English sources

Wherever possible, we selected validated codes that performed well for identifying the conditions of interest (code lists and validations fully detailed in online supplementary appendix C).

In the subsequent discussion, we shall limit our attention to identifying the condition of the existence of a fixed point of (23), that is, to determine an upper bound on the size of ΔX.

My models were developed for the specific purpose of analytically identifying the conditions for ASS in the presence of multiple resource use.

First, we address the problem in existing schemes by identifying the conditions for the valid use of calculated throughput.

Design indications provide that MGT works well with natural gas: the challenge is to identify the conditions of good performance by supplying biomass gas and solid waste gas.

Finally, the conditions associated with the occurrence of P. syringae in precipitation were compared with those linked to the presence of the fungus B. cinerea (evaluated in a subset of the samples) to identify the conditions of deposition specific to each plant pathogen.

The site is of great archaeological importance due to its historical context that is essential to identify the conditions of settlement formation in the Polish-Rus' borderland in the Middle Ages.

The sensing function is intended to accurately identify the conditions of the bridge.

With a foot in both camps he draws on a vast array of sources from local myths to the Bible, citing Genesis as, "the key text that identifies the condition of farmers and explains aggressive, restless agriculture".

D N curves were found useful to identify the condition of incipient collapse due to the nucleation and propagation of fatigue cracks on steel.

Specifically, she identifies the Condition of England debate over the state of culture and economics in a "'technologico-Benthamite world'" (p. 63)—as the key to Leavis's literary criticism, his influential journal Scrutiny, and his wide-ranging reform endeavors.