Sentence examples for simple analysis for from inspiring English sources

We will make a simple analysis for the unicast scheme based on the average case, the neighbor is selected randomly.

This can be useful for agricultural or ground based solar power applications and, if building geometry is defining the sensor points, a simple analysis for Building Integrated Photovoltaic applications and building overshadowing.

By adopting Sanchez-Balasz or ten Brinke-Karasz-type simple analysis for specific interactions, it was found that the entropically dominated χ for dPS-b-POA arises from the steric hindrance of long alkyl side groups of POA.

In this paper an existing simple analysis for linear elastic (geometrically non-linear) buckling loads is developed into a time stepping procedure for calculation of the creep lives of time dependent non-linearly elastic systems subject to long-term constant pressure.

This demonstrates that conformationally restricted aromatic side-chains that interact with the helical backbone not only can alter the backbone far-UV CD signal, they may also alter the unfolding profiles, monitored by far-UV CD, rendering them unfit for a simple analysis for extracting the appropriate unfolding thermodynamic parameters.

We did this simple analysis for each gene, in every tissue, at all three sample dilutions (0.2, 2 and 2.0 μl).

ORs were obtained for HS use with each explanatory variable in a simple analysis, adjusted for age, and finally adjusting for all variables, including and removing SRH to determine its effect on the model.

The potential extension of the proposed relationship to mixtures may eventually result in the implementation of a simple analysis tool for practitioner limiting the need for more sophisticated and expensive fatigue tests on asphalt mixtures.

To investigate this question, we pooled the data for the three cancers and carried out a simple analysis, adjusting for the effects of age.

In this study, a simple analysis method for calculating the changes in the electric potential induced by delamination cracks in CFRP laminates is proposed for three-dimensional structures.

Comparison with results obtained using the commonly used finite-element method demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed simple analysis method for calculating changes in electric potential.