Sentence examples for suitable indices for from inspiring English sources

Two of those studies compared these indices to those obtained using a reference technique ([quasi]-static V-P curves), and suggested that the c coefficient of a second order polynomial equation (SOPE) and the ratio of the volume-dependent elastance to total dynamic elastance (%E2) were suitable indices for estimating overdistension.

The most suitable index for reuses is thus encouraged to be determined on case-by-case basis.

It was found that PhCE is a suitable index for photoelectrochromics that gives emphasis on coloration kinetics.

The regression analysis suggested that Pb and Cr were the most suitable indexes for assessing long-term NPS TN and TP pollution, respectively.

Identifying another, more suitable, index for the prediction of plant-specific TSS has therefore become a priority.

Comparing the results of the dynamic with the quasistatic V-P curve (reference technique), the C20/C ratio did not appear to be a suitable index for estimating overdistension on dynamic V-P curves, because it failed to detect overdistension in three out of four children.

Under the hood the SMILES string will be fingerprinted, a prescreen query will be constructed based on it and then executed with the Oracle Optimizer picking the most suitable index available for the bit columns.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is inefficient for evaluating sustainable development, and the most suitable indicator for this is the Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare ISEWW).

The results presented suitable fit indices for the six factor solution of the SCS-MS to the Brazilian sample.

In this paper, the authors prove that for suitable indexes and, the parametrized function is bounded on for with the assumption that the kernel of the operator satisfies some Hörmander-type condition, and is bounded from into weak with the assumption that the kernel satisfies certain slightly stronger Hörmander-type condition.

Moreover, the authors prove that for suitable indexes and is bounded from into (the space of regular bounded lower oscillation functions) if the kernel satisfies the Hörmander-type condition, and from the Hardy space into if the kernel satisfies the above stronger Hörmander-type condition.