Sentence examples for realistic quantification from inspiring English sources
Taking transitions into account helps smooth "edge effects" between patches and leads to more realistic quantification of fragmentation.
This scale bridging requires realistic quantification of spallation effects, which can be done with numerical methods if appropriate material models exist.
The paper describes an example of application of the Boolean model that leads to a straightforward and realistic quantification of the three-dimensional microstructure of fine coal filter cakes.
Whilst it was found that there were uncertainties in all four methodologies, it is argued that the energy spectrum method is likely to give the most realistic quantification of the specific energy dissipation rate value since it was shown to satisfy the system energy balance which was not possible to do so for the other three methods.
Proportionate amplification of different transcripts gives a realistic quantification of gene expression for the particular experiment or disease condition (67, 103).
Consequently, the AUC statistics presented here are lower than would be returned by standard procedures but gives a more realistic quantification of the model's ability to extrapolate predictions to new regions (Wenger and Olden, 2012).
(i) Critical predictions of extinction time help biologists to look for the key data that is also needed for more realistic quantifications of the effects of mutation accumulation.
The proposed method is straightforward, quite accurate and highlights the importance of realistic uncertainty quantification.
REDD+ emission reductions are only useful if they are achieved relative a realistic REL, and quantification of historical deforestation is a central element to REL construction.
Diffusion coefficients are utilised to provide a realistic approach in the quantification of mass transport phenomena, which are important for the delivery of bioactivity from high-solid biopolymer systems.
They require appropriate mathematical modeling and quantification to obtain realistic results when predicting the behavior and reliability of engineering structures and systems.
