Sentence examples for resolve variability from inspiring English sources

Sensors are selected with fine spatial resolutions (20 50 m) to resolve variability across field sizes typically used in European agriculture (1.5 97.6 ha).

These mechanisms act in concert to resolve variability in speech signals.

A prototype tool for resolving variability has been implemented.

Clearly, more research is needed on the timing and neural correlates of all processes underlying the compensatory mechanisms for resolving variability in speech.

Conventional data analysis techniques in space or in time are not designed to resolve space time variability together with its directivity, and separate analysis of spatial variability and temporal variability often leads to misleading interpretations of the nature of space time variability.

While the use of software product lines to resolve high variability is well known in larger organizations, there is less known about the practices in SMEs.

More evidence regarding the risks of neuroimaging and the benefit of early identification of pathology may help to guide further recommendations, but more evidence is unlikely to resolve the variability completely.

Investigating gene expression profiles in homogeneous cell populations, such as T or B lymphocytes, that have a potential as markers of infection or disease, might resolve such variability and could have greater diagnostic power than whole blood profiles [ 6, 7].

Further, results show the anisotropic porosity model resolves flow variability at smaller spatial scales than the isotropic model because the latter is restricted by the assumption of a Representative Elemental Volume (REV) which is considerably larger than the size of obstructions.

This approach results in a stable mutant in the gene of interest, resolving the variability and off-target problems associated with the previously described technologies.

Resolving the variability of the size of the electrostatic correction was taken up in another paper by Bickmore et al. (19) On this occasion Bickmore and colleagues calculated the bond lengths of carbonate, silicate and phosphate ions in water using ab initio molecular dynamics with standard pseudopotentials correlated against the bond valence model.