Sentence examples for refinement approach from inspiring English sources
In order to overcome this drawback, a refinement approach, called the refined LS1, is presented in Part II and applied to angle-ply rectangular composite laminates.
In order to overcome the drawback of the LS1 model in the vicinity of singularities, a refinement approach, called the refined LS1 is proposed in this part.
Overfitting of the atomic model for the DAPT-bound structure was monitored by refining the model in one of the half-maps from the gold-standard refinement approach, and testing the resulting model against the other half-map (Amunts et al., 2014).
The proposed framework relies on local mesh adaptation instead of the global mesh refinement approach.
In the stepwise refinement approach, design details are gradually introduced into formal models.
We describe an extension of the adaptive mesh refinement approach to curvilinear overlapping grids.
ExCoR markedly improved maps and models and reveals building errors and alternate conformations that were masked by traditional refinement approaches.
Included are overviews and recent descriptions of algorithmic work in long-time integration for molecular dynamics; fast electrostatic evaluation; crystallographic refinement approaches; and implementation of large, computation-intensive programs on modern architectures.
Here, we show that implementation of a full factorial designed set of standard refinement approaches, termed ExCoR (Extensive Combinatorial Refinement), significantly improves structural models compared to the traditional linear tree approach, in which individual algorithms are tested linearly and are only incorporated if the model improves.
Using QM/MM X-ray refinement approaches, we demonstrated that this moiety was indeed nonplanar and that the models employed in the earlier refinements did not accurately represent this functional group.
The model refinement approaches presented in this study are versatile enough to be employed for a wider range of experimental conditions (e.g., other growth media) or synthetic lethal interactions of increasing size (e.g., triples, quadruples, etc).
