Sentence examples for permit computation from inspiring English sources

Only knowledge of hydraulic retention time (HRT), influent substrate concentration (So), stagnant liquid layer thickness (L), the minimum substrate concentration which can maintain the biofilm growth (Smin), and the desired value of substrate concentration in the bulk (S) permit computation of suspended biomass concentration (X) and food to biomass ratio (F/M) for that system.

Measurement of resulting oscillations in flow and pressure permit computation of respiratory reactance (a measure of the elastic properties of the lung and chest wall).

While the data set does not permit computation of the level of inbreeding of Portuguese Water Dogs as a whole, the relationship between Addison's and inbreeding can be assessed.

To permit computation of true test sensitivity and specificity, disease prevalence among the women with both tests negative was assessed by performing colposcopy and biopsy on 502 randomly selected members of this group.

Further, the additional knowledge of fraction YK/Kd permits computation of sludge residence time (SRT) and wasted mass of sludge (Qw Xu).

According to Theorem 4 null duality gap permits computation of the optimal pair (x∗,p∗) as the Lagrangian maximizers (x,p.

Assuming Newtonian fluid behaviour, image analysis permitted computation of local porosity, intra-pore fluid shear, and visualization of flow heterogeneity within the sample.

The model involves simulation of the molecular events occurring on the catalyst surface and permits computation of product distribution at different conversions.

The technique is based on a model of mass-transfer-effective bubble interactions which permits computation of a mass transfer driving force correction factor.

This also permitted computation of the Bayes factors between the non-linear models by means of thermodynamic integration.

Pooling intensity ratio data for three replicates in which at least 30 cells were scored permitted computation of the mean and standard deviation of scores.