Sentence examples for suitable attributes from inspiring English sources

Morphological analysis was used to find out the most suitable attributes for a mattress design.

In their construction phase, the two main problems are choosing suitable attributes and database components.

To this end, the suitable attributes for FZI estimation were selected by stepwise linear regression from extracted acoustic impedance (AI) and sample based attributes.

Suitable attributes describing the geometrical properties of the associated objects are then computed for all the nodes and specific weights of interest are assigned to the edges of the network.

The suitable attributes including professional, education level and experience should be set for the personnel who will responsible for the changing health behavior activities.

Moreover, these attributes are highly correlated with polypharmacy and ICU-stay, which are more suitable attributes because they contain fewer levels.

Another suitable attribute would have been the Charlson comorbidity index as a weighted measure for patient comorbidity [ 26].

These desirable attributes make ZnO suitable for optoelectronic applications such as transparent thin transistor [10, 11], TCO and buffer layers in photovoltaic cells [12, 13], light-emitting diode [8, 9], UV laser [14], optical waveguide [15], and biochemical sensors [16].

In the first step, suitable seismic attributes which have prominent influence on porosity are extracted through forward stepwise selection variable method and considered as input parameters of the model.

Because ELISA cannot distinguish between monomeric and multimeric forms of parvalbumin, this technique is not suitable for attributing IgE-binding to the various forms of our parvalbumin as found in our glycosylated samples.

26 When handling a dichotomous outcome in a responder analysis, it is often considered suitable to attribute patients' withdrawal to lack of efficacy, and therefore assume treatment failure 27 34 (also referred to as non-responder imputation (NRI)).