Sentence examples for is suitably described from inspiring English sources
The enhancement factor R of the physical mass transfer coefficient caused by cellular convection is suitably described by the relation R = (Ra/Racr)u.
It is well known that the dynamics of many physical processes can be suitably described by Port–Hamiltonian (PH) models.
Host plants for many agricultural and forest pests are often patchily distributed, therefore population dynamics can be suitably described in terms of metapopulations.
The fast adsorption process in first 30 min followed by subsequent slow adsorption rate was suitably described by pseudo-second order model.
For example, the Moran process [8], which describes the probabilistic dynamics in a finite population in which two alleles A1 and A2 are competing for dominance, can be suitably described as a birth-death process.
Heat transfer in microchannels can be suitably described by standard theory and correlations, but scaling effects (entrance effects, conjugate heat transfer, viscous heating, and temperature-dependent properties) have often to be accounted for in microsystems.
However, it is important that methods applied in annotation or identification are suitably described so that the confidence of each chemical annotation or identification can be quantified.
Moreover, the question may be raised to what extent the intramolecular interactions among the segments and their intermolecular contacts would not be suitably described by elements of the Derjaguin Landau Verwey Overbeek (DLVO) theory [ 24– 26].
FAD is an ideal candidate for model discrimination because it specifically inhibits the aromatase activity responsible for converting E1 and T to E2 and therefore its effects in the steroidogenesis network can be suitably described.
Meanwhile, the corresponding adjusted R 2 values are 0.793, 0.748 and 0.949 implying that the adsorption process is more suitably described with the quadratic model.
As such, the structural state as determined by XRD is more suitably described as an ensemble average.
