Sentence examples for optimum extent of from inspiring English sources
The analyses' results showed that increasing the CNT content can improve the damping properties of the composite structure, if ISS is low enough to achieve an optimum extent of microstructural slippage.
These problems consisted of the effect of making mechanical improvements to the ground by grouting (including the cutoff efficiency by grouting), the optimum extent of the grouting, and the effect of drainage.
These problems consisted of the effect of making mechanical improvements to the ground by grouting (including the cut-off efficiency by grouting), the optimum extent of the grouting, and the effect of drainage.
These considerations suggest that the optimum extent of integration could be quite broad at higher policy levels and become narrower for specific issues, particularly at the stage of selecting and implementing possible measures.
The analysis of the objective function around the optimum shows the extent of the best range of turbine inlet pressures and enthalpies.
(B ) The pH optimum of GH43-2, determined by measuring the extent of hydrolysis of xylobiose to xylose.
The two main prerequisites of in situ gelling systems are optimum viscosity and gelling capacity (speed and extent of gelation).
In particular, there are a number of tumour sites where magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the optimum modality for delineating the soft tissue extent of tumour.
This was experimentally proven by observing a constant extent of removal determined at the optimum shaking time during a settling time period increased up to 240 min for both dyes on each biosorbent.
Accurate estimation of sojourn time facilitates inference on the optimum interval between screens, the likely effectiveness of screening, and the extent of overdiagnosis.
By allowing early release of internal gas pressure, the explosive mode reduces the extent of surface area development in GO exfoliation from an optimum value of 1470 m2 g−1 obtained under non-explosive reduction conditions.
