Sentence examples for solutions under consideration from inspiring English sources

Coumarin was used as a probe molecule to validate the appearance of hydroxyl radicals in the solutions under consideration.

Both the electrical conductivity and the viscosity of ionic solutions under consideration are controlled by the availability of suitably sized holes in the liquid.

The solutions are in fact given as limits of smooth solutions of appropriate approximate equations and we may assume for our estimates that the solutions under consideration are sufficiently smooth.

What tends to be less evident, is that, precisely in order to reach the desired quality, many other models are used in the verification and assessment of the solutions under consideration at the various stages of development.

Although the polymer brush solutions under consideration and the theoretically investigated polyelectrolyte solutions distinctly differ from each other, there is a significant overlap between them, namely the change of the shape of the polymers upon varying the volume fraction.

It just adds a constant value to the old bifurcation parameter β, if the solution under consideration is stationary.

Depending on landmark training of the solution under consideration, a single distance estimate function is built by the Verifier using all collected data or each landmark builds its distance estimate function using its own collected data and then sends its estimated distance to the Verifier.

One alternative solution under consideration is same-place resettlement, where families would be supported to find temporary houses until their old informal communities were rebuilt into better housing.

The most promising solution under consideration, known as "proportional response," says that if, for example, Hispanic fourth graders are the only group of students in a school who are below grade level, the school's interventions should be tailored to Hispanic fourth graders.

Remark 11 Analogously as in [24, 25], where almost-periodic solutions were under consideration, it would be interesting to obtain similar results concerning semi-periodic solutions of monotone systems or those treated by means of variational methods.

Those and similar findings, combined with poll evidence of a clear majority ready to accept compromise with Greece's creditors, suggest the government could have relatively little difficulty persuading the electorate to accept the solutions reportedly under consideration at the weekend.