Sentence examples for refining factor from inspiring English sources

A statistical experimental design comprising a full factorial model served as a refining factor to achieve homogenous geometric nanoparticles using a one-pot method for the systematic optimisation of the geometric CuNPs.

The refinement results and difference plot for the observed and calculated patterns of NPs are shown in Figure 2. The refining factors of Rwp (8.07%) and Rexp (4.02%) indicate a good agreement between the experimental and calculated patterns.

Factor analysis was used to refine factor structure in seven cognitive assessments.

During the evolution the mesh is adaptively refined using a refinement factor along each direction (mathfrak{r}=3) and two levels of refinement.

In the final runs, the following parameters were refined: scale factor; background coefficients; zero-point error; pseudo-Voigt corrected for asymmetry parameters; occupancy of Bi, Te, and Se; positional coordinates; and anisotropic displacements for all the atoms.

The empirical basis for these models means that continuing growth of the datasets for post-fire debris flows can refine the factor relationships and improve future predictive capability (Staley et al. [2013]).

(An actual budget would, of course, have to be refined to factor in any local taxes and tax credits).

The presence of the MetS, a cluster of cardiovascular risk factors, may help to refine risk factor assessment and treatment in diabetic patients.

Adding information such as agroecological farming system characteristics to spatiotemporal information on influenza circulation can also support risk modeling of influenza emergence and spread in animal populations, and possible transmission to humans, by refining risk factors and specifying influenza high-risk areas.

Refined design factors are suggested using a Monte-Carlo simulation to ensure the sustainable performance of CFRP-retrofit systems for climatic regions with which freezing environment is associated.

Beyond characterizing an "average" response to chemicals, next-generation toxicity testing may improve understanding of population variability, identify vulnerable subpopulations, and refine uncertainty factors used in risk assessment (Zeise et al. 2013).