Sentence examples for involved uniform from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, only five studies involved uniform application of a blood sampling schedule with sampling intervals specified based on a set starting point.
The original studies of O'Sullivan involved uniform one-step administration of a 100-g oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) (4, 5), and diagnostic cutoffs were derived from such data.
The processing of silicone rubber (SR)–nanohydroxyapatite (nHA) composite involved uniform dispersion of nHA via shear mixing and ultrasonication, followed by compounding at sub-ambient temperature, and high-pressure solidification when the final curing reaction occurs.
Geosynthetic design often involves uniform spacing of reinforcements throughout a retaining structure.
The second type of model also involves uniform collapse but is conducted numerically instead.
TCAD simulations involving uniform and Gaussian trap distribution conclude that the proposed Circular Gate TFET shows lesser values of noise spectral density than hetero-junction TFET.
The first type of model involves uniform collapse of the system through a kinematically admissible mechanism resulting from the formation of plastic hinges.
Further, validation studies involving uniform flow over stationary and oscillating cylinders are carried out to demonstrate the accuracy of the developed method.
The former method involves uniform heating in vacuum [3] or laser beam irradiation resulting in either uniform heating or variable heating through the creation of thermal distribution patterns on the surface by interference of laser beams [9].
In [16] the author mainly focuses on conditions involving uniform convexity and wonders about the structure of the set of stationary points while [17] focuses on taking up some of the questions raised in [16].
b A model involving uniform hydration of all Brønsted acid sites, in which all Brønsted acid sites interact initially with one water molecule, then two water molecules, and so on, as the hydration process progresses.
