Sentence examples for that evaluated from from inspiring English sources

The laterite bed capacity under dynamic condition was determined from the breakthrough curve and is higher compared to that evaluated from static mode.

The contribution from the main chain orientation for various polymers was in accord with that evaluated from the excess polarizability of the unit in the main chain direction assuming a quasi-affine orientation of the unit.

The failure process zone height is determined by matching the J-integral evaluated from the results of crack growth simulations using cohesive elements with that evaluated from the displacements measured in crack growth experiments.

Average SNR from simulated samples shows close match to that evaluated from theoretical expressions at specific values of fading factors β=m=4.

Fig. 6 Comparison of AVS30 values between that evaluated from the microtremor array exploration and that provided from the online by J-SHIS which is evaluated based on the Japan Engineering Geomorphological Classification Map (Matsuoka et al. 2006).

First, when comparing the results obtained by simulation and that evaluated from the formulas obtained by asymptotic analysis, we can see that, except the MMSE-SIC-DE scheme, they agree with each other very well, even when the number of users per cell is very low, such as K = 2, 3, etc.

Although we found at least one measure that evaluated each domain from each perspective, several measurement gaps were evident from our review.

Methods: A prospective observational study that evaluated VAP rates from August through October 2015 were evaluated.

The mathematical model herein developed for thymocyte migration and differentiation is in agreement with experiments that evaluated thymus repopulation from double-negative cells, following sub-lethal irradiation in mice [24].

Among studies that evaluated cumulative physical activity from adolescence to adulthood, the four performed analyses were all positively associated.

An example is the Household Exposure Study HESS), a CBPR project that evaluated exposures to pollutants from legacy contaminants, consumer products, and local emissions (Brody et al. 2009).