Sentence examples for merit to determine from inspiring English sources

The fusion power density is a good figure of merit to determine the optimum temperature for magnetic confinement, but for inertial confinement, the fractional burn-up of the fuel is probably more useful.

In the following, the correlation coefficient ρ u between the realization of the actual channel and the outdated channel is introduced as a figure of merit to determine the up-to-datedness of the CQI.

For heat storage performance, Bonilla [40] suggested a figure of merit to determine the performance of a given storage fluid by comparing the required pumping power to maintain the temperature difference between the inlet and the outlet of the storage fluid for forced convection in a turbulent regime, given by: {mathrm{FOM}}_1=frac{rho^{2.0}{{mathrm{C}}_{mathrm{p}}}^{2.8}}{upmu^{0.2}} (2).

Therefore, it would be of merit to determine how many microRNAs can actually target a given gene.

Existing biclustering methods use some measure of merit to determine whether a row (gene) or column (sample) should be included or excluded from a bicluster [ 23]. cc-Biclustering uses a given coherent measure (CM) to determine whether a gene or a group of samples is included or excluded from a bicluster.

Additional research is merited to determine why cottonwoods express more temporal variability.

Further work is merited to determine whether these observations vary between different cardiovascular conditions, or across different clinical areas where multiple prescribing is common.

Further studies are merited to determine the role of clinical testing for p63 expression and/or TP63 rearrangements in CTCL and to investigate strategies to target these rearrangements therapeutically.

Therefore, further clinical evaluation in form of a clinical study with high-risk patients is merited to determine their safety and full potential as alternatives to donor human cornea transplantation.

Habitable volume is an important spacecraft design figure of merit necessary to determine the required size of crewed space vehicles, or habitats.

There is already in place a mechanism operated by the Legal Services Commission (LSC) called the merits test, to determine whether a case is too trivial to pursue by a grant of legal aid, and of course there is the judge, who can dismiss a case deemed too trivial.