Sentence examples for method that characterises from inspiring English sources

The relation of this occupies a few lines only, but the disclaimer is of first importance for the appreciation of the method that characterises the whole.

This paper presents a method that characterises work time consumption and physical work load of manual work, using video recordings synchronised with physiological measurements of, e.g. muscular activity, and postures.

Typical characterisation of SBA-15 includes a combination of analysis methods that characterise both the particle and the pore structure [20].

In this research, our aim was to develop a method that could characterise the natural online presence of a type of individual and analytics to measure whether personae of unknown origin might be considered as natural.

In order to confirm the potential prognostic value of lymphangiogenesis in patients with cancer, a quantification method that is characterised by a low intra- and interobserver variability needs to be developed.

The statistical method also calculates experimental error (uncertainty) that characterises the experimental spread, allows comparison to other dust samples and may define quality determination threshold.

The extracts obtained from the ST34 and ST5 cultures were characterised using a method that was developed in the current study for use with the UPLC MS analysis, which facilitated the successful detection and separation of different analogues of the surfactin (ST34) and rhamnolipids (ST5) produced by the respective strains.

Reduced-rank regression (RRR) is an emerging statistical method that incorporates a priori information to characterise DP related to specific outcomes of interest.

This paper provides a method, that may be applied on any machine, to characterise motion in terms of a tool path's intrinsic shape properties.

As new and old technologies generally co-exist in the complex production methods that characterise major sectors of modern developed economies, it is important for policy makers to analyse them together in order to take full advantage of complementarities and optimise outcomes for entire economies rather than for individual industries.

The first approach encompasses methods that characterise the type of degradation and track disturbance, detect gaps in, and fragmentation of, the forest canopy, and proxies that provide evidence of forestry activity.