Sentence examples for possible characterization of the from inspiring English sources

A possible characterization of the packet arrival process by a properly chosen non-linear GARCH (1, 1) model is presented.

Further investigations are, however, necessary concerning the turbulence parameters of the different stations of a baseline to guarantee the best possible characterization of the turbulence behavior over a VLBI site.

We present a multi-data ensemble Kalman filter-based history matching framework for the simultaneous incorporation of various reservoir data such as seismic, electromagnetics, gravimetry and InSAR for best possible characterization of the reservoir formation.

Moreover, Doppler OCT imaging of the mode of blood flow and endolumenal hemodynamics will enable the detection of blood flow and possible characterization of the spatial and temporal variation of the wall shear stresses associated with pulsatile flows, intraoperatively.

To explore other bioaccumulation metrics, we investigate a possible characterization of the hBCF based (1) on the bioaccumulation half-time and (2) on the structure of the PBTK model that describes the toxicokinetics of the compound.

Then, upon having this clearly defined area we proceeded to determine the surface area as described in Croy et al. This method allows the best possible characterization of the placenta size due to the technical impossibility of dissecting this tissue from the rest at day 10 of pregnancy.

Most predictions of tree species' distributions at broad spatial scales are based only on one possible characterization of environmental heterogeneity.

§2 explores in further detail the possible characterizations of LNC and LEM, including the relevance of future contingent statements in which LEM (but not LNC) is sometimes held to fail.

Therefore, to observe the possible mechanism of the discovered reaction between bio-inspired EDA and HDI, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) survey scanning spectra were utilized to prove the possible chemical characterization of the covalently binder, as presented in Fig. 2.

The current annotation was reinvestigated intensively to provide an as correct as possible initial characterization of the E. cymbalariae genome.

The set of narratives created by other authors can be analyzed for identifying the features that make possible a proper characterization of the concepts described in these narratives and for defining the metadata that could be associated with each narrative or at parts of narratives.