Sentence examples for numerically consistent from inspiring English sources
Each model contains terms that are proportional to the residual of the incompressible MHD equations and is therefore numerically consistent.
The method drastically decreases the smearing effects in other CVFE methods, while being mass conservative and numerically consistent.
The global design sensitivity equations are presented and solution methods for computing the numerically consistent and approximated design sensitivities are introduced.
The method has important properties that techniques of more common use often lack: 1) it is free of a user-defined parameter, 2) it is anisotropic in that it only acts along the flow direction, 3) it is numerically consistent, and 4) it can improve the monotonicity of high-order spectral elements.
Blocked presentations resulted in significantly faster and numerically more consistent and stable responses.
These models are tested numerically and provide consistent values when the reference point location changes or when upstream and downstream conditions are varied.
Reported use of intranasal corticosteroids resulted in a numerically small, but consistent reduction in risk, rendering the associations between rhinitis and asthma severity nonsignificant.
Furthermore, the subgroup analyses in ACTION showed consistent numerically superior outcomes for patients treated with abatacept earlier in their disease course.
Several factors may help explain these discrepancies: first, our population was numerically much more consistent (355 samples from 292 patients, i.e. almost twice as many as in the 3 other studies combined).
In contrast, reported use of intranasal corticosteroids (INCS) resulted in a numerically small, but consistent reduction in the risk of frequent wheeze attacks, wheeze limiting speech, frequent GP visits and school days missed, rendering these associations between rhinitis and asthma severity nonsignificant.
Interdiffusion between two-phase ternary alloys is described analytically and numerically with self-consistent account of thermodynamical constraints and of morphology evolution.
