Sentence examples for introducing an overall from inspiring English sources

The sampling technique gives preferential sampling of fines; this sampling error can be corrected by introducing an overall correction factor.

By introducing an overall data structure for mesoscopic dynamic transportation simulation, we discuss a set of implementation issues for enabling flexible parallel computing on a multi-core shared memory architecture.

This article introduces an overall view of the different types of approaches that are designed to overcome these limitations and delineate the axonal architecture accurately.

Results show that evenly distributed P impurities introduce an overall decrement in fracture strength of unnotched Si NWs as the concentration increases.

In this study, we introduce an overall scheme of risk assessment realized on a basis of classification results produced for some experimental data capturing the history of previous threat cases.

We introduced an "overall interaction strength" value for the nano-composites based the quantitative contribution of pair interaction potentials of each material with water into the total surface energy in each case.

MPs have overwhelmingly backed plans to introduce an overall cap on the amount the UK spends on welfare each year.

To maximize the impact, Supermicro says that it has introduced an overall architecture that optimizes datacenter power, cooling, shared resources and refresh cycles.

This comes at a time when other benefits may also rise more slowly than the cost of living, and the government introduces an overall cap on benefits.

Nevertheless, Diamantopoulos and Winklhofer (2001) and MacKenzie et al. (2005) introduced an overall generality indicator as a possible way to test validity, arguing that the validity between correlated indicators and overall indicators becomes the final validity for the whole FM.

In studies that assessed only the PPV, HAI ascertainment was limited to patients flagged by administrative data; this partial verification in itself was not problematic; however, lack of blinding of assessors may still have introduced an overall risk of bias.