Sentence examples for scenarios to study from inspiring English sources
The study has attempted various scenarios to study the impact of food security in China.
We use three information seeking scenarios to study navigability of recommendation networks.
The capacity of grid-oriented mesh networks is investigated for various scenarios to study the impact of different network parameters.
We present the results of a simulation study in which these methods are tried in a range of scenarios, to study how robust they are to departures from the assumptions on which they are based.
A third area of further research could be, as argued above, to apply the results of the current scenarios to study the implications and build related specific scenarios focusing on concrete topics.
In a recently started project, we have begun to develop scenarios to study diode laser system and related technologies in orbit, specifically regarding long-term performance, radiation effects, and autonomy.
The shell structure was tested under a two-step loading scenario to study the load-bearing behavior.
Such an analysis is needed to guide the interpretation of functional data obtained for those genes and provides a fascinating scenario to study the evolution of vertebrate gene families.
The deep subterranean environment seems an ideal scenario to study the evolutionary adjustment of the species to their environments, as many of these confounding factors are completely absent from it.
Our study was not designed to explore this point, but it would be interesting to explore in further studies whether ocular mucosa may be a convenient scenario to study the determinants genetic or epigenetic of the susceptibility of mucosal surfaces to air pollution.
There are five independent findings that make this hypothesis an interesting scenario to study, (a) Coenagrion puella shows a sex difference in investment in immune function during the larval stage [ 27] and in resistance to parasites [ 28]. C. puella females have a higher haemocyte load and a higher activity of the enzyme Phenoloxidase (PO), a common pattern in many insects [ 29].
