Sentence examples for method which corresponds from inspiring English sources

In order to propose a simpler and more intuitive design method which corresponds better with real beam behaviour, the support region limited ductility must be quantified.

In particular, knowledge of abstract objects could be obtained via the following two-step method (which corresponds to the actual methodology of mathematicians): first, stipulate which mathematical structures are to be theorized about by formulating some axioms that characterize the structures of interest; and second, deduce facts about these structures by proving theorems from the given axioms.

The final row are results by the proposed method, which corresponds to the output marked by (4) in Figure 11.

In UV Visible spectra a strong peak of SPR band with a maximum at 410 nm (Fig. 5) was observed in autoclaving method which corresponds to typical plasmon resonance of oscillating and conducting electrons on the surface of silver nanoparticles.

The two most common methods are: the dynamic method, which corresponds to a constant heating rate and the step method, which consists in applying variable heating rates to the sample [18].

This method, which corresponds to superpositioning based only on columns in the alignment that contain no gaps, is therefore inefficient as it disregards much of the observed data.

The best of the single-band methods, which corresponds to band 19 (880 nm), is included for performance comparison with the spectral eigenface method.

Sensitivity of the 2 methods, which corresponded to the lowest plasma dilution detectable at a frequency of 100%, was evaluated.

Our guidelines for reporting results from an RCT involving a recurrent event suggest statistical methods which correspond to the objectives of the trial, such as addressing the study question of interest, assessing comparable groups and estimating effect size.

However, as shown by the red symbols in Fig. 3b,c, we observe a collisional shift and broadening (see methods) for OD 0)>0.8, which corresponds to the mean atom-occupation of each lattice site.

When r < BL50, increasing sequence length decreases tree reconstruction method accuracy [ 33], which corresponds to the definition of inconsistency.