Sentence examples for required projections from inspiring English sources

This analysis required projections for total tuberculosis notification and incidence, the ratio of which determined the case detection ratio (used in tuberculosis mortality calculations), as well as the breakdown of total tuberculosis incidence into HIV status.

However, reproducing the required projections can be challenging especially if radiographers are not familiar with the projections and their evaluation criteria.

If is a Jordan canonical form of where the eigenvalues 0 appear at the end portion of the diagonal of, then the matrix (22). is the required projection.

A higher voltage typically produces greater x-ray flux, which reduces the required projection exposure times and thus results in shorter scanning times.

Impact investigations of climate change on urban drainage require projections to be made on short-duration precipitation extremes.

Assessing the potential impact of future land-cover changes on habitat quality requires projections with a fine spatial and thematic resolution.

In the European Union future afforestation is likely to occur on abandoned cropland, and evaluation of the future impacts of this land use change will require projections with models that include combined cropland-forest modules.

Phase retrieval requiring projections at one single distance (e.g., [23]) is an invaluable tool to improve the contrast-to-noise ratio [22] often required for the segmentation and quantitative analysis of data acquired during time-resolved experiments.

It has also been shown that phase retrieval (requiring projections at one single distance) can largely compensate for sub-optimal experimental conditions, such as low photon counts typical for time-resolved experiment [22] and is a fundamental tool for the study of dynamic processes.

Assessing the nature of the changes a population or system is likely to experience requires projections of changes in both climate and climate-driven processes (Baron and others 2008; Scott and others 2008).

Because of the time between the start of initial medical training and entering the labour market for physicians (9 years for GPs, 12 years for medical specialists), the planning model requires projections of developments in the labour market for a period of between 10 and 20 years.