Sentence examples for mixing considerations from inspiring English sources

The review highlights mixing considerations, supersaturation requirements, and stabilizer selection to provide controlled size NP via FNP, and includes a summary of current understanding of the FNP process, as well as relevant examples and applications.

Kimmel (Kimmel, 2009) develops practical reasoning about the process that lead firms to react to decrease/increase of input price, mixing considerations about cost structure, transaction cost which are implicit in the decision-making process regarding output level (e.g. via contracts, advertising), expectations, and the inherent time lag of decision making itself.

While the higher rates may be expected because of case-mix considerations in the tertiary care sites, such deviations are not to be expected in the secondary care providers.

Given the fact that no optimum LOS has been identified for COPD patients, if LOS is used without case-mix considerations it could lead to inappropriate inferences about efficiency.

Furthermore, more research is needed on the PRIH-I, including its ability to measure changes over time, correlation with other quality and safety indicators at the hospital level, case-mix considerations, and research into how the PRIH-I can be used effectively in local quality improvement work.

Only in limiting cases is it possible, on the one hand, to calculate ΔS (the entropy change upon mixing) from structural considerations alone and, on the other, to calculate ΔH (the enthalpy change of mixing) exclusively from relations describing intermolecular forces.

These values indicate high porosity which will require special considerations during mixing to achieve workability and to control water demand.

The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy and the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market have, however, turned this directive into a manifesto mixing so-called ethical considerations with a genuine attack on research into life sciences, while riding roughshod over the principle of subsidiarity.

The extent to which he accepted Holbrooke's (and Nasr's) advice depended on the broader mix of considerations that any president and secretary of state must factor into top-level decision-making.

He arrives at his conclusions in his scientific writings on the basis of a mix of considerations.

Recently, Morrison et al. [ 19] interviewed women who had birthed at home in rural Nepal to explore their reasons for delay in seeking care (the 'first delay') and concluded that decisions were based on a mix of considerations.