Sentence examples for suitable combine from inspiring English sources

At present, there was no suitable combine harvester design method for this situation in the world, which led to the mechanization of millet harvest level far lower than the rice or wheat.

Figure 5 shows the performance improvement achieved by using PIC with suitable combining schemes under frequency-selective fading channels using identical simulation parameters as in Fig. 4.

Hence, in order to achieve ideal correlation characteristics of the received signal under frequency-selective fading channel, a suitable combining method should be employed to achieve frequency diversity gain, from the signal received over N subcarriers.

In the first stage, the initial data estimates due to interfering users is estimated using (15) with suitable combining method and PIC is applied using (14) to regenerate and cancel MAI existing in the received signal.

The results can provide better understanding of the removal limitations of each treatment step and the knowledge will allow design engineers to select a suitable combined treatment process for optimum NOM removal.

This latter property makes it suitable to combine belief functions induced by reliable, but possibly overlapping bodies of evidence.

It is not suitable to combine the results simply based on the TF class, as the extent of the binding sequence similarity is variable among the different classes.

All of the 15 studies included in the systematic review controlled for age and gender and were subsequently suitable to combine in meta-analysis.

Of the eight studies comparing INCSs to placebo or control groups (saline irrigation) on endoscopic scores, the results of five trials (n = 223) were suitable to combine in the meta-analysis.

Key: a, two trials [ 24, 32] were excluded because one study [ 32] used a different scale to evaluate epigastric fullness syndromes and another study [ 24] used sham-acupuncture as control which was considered not be suitable to combine with other results.

Indeed, some of the guideposts in combining chemotherapeutic agents (e.g., definition of MTD and avoidance of overlapping toxicities) might not be suitable when combined with biological agents that have low-toxicity profiles when used at the low-dose range.