Sentence examples for the dimensions available from inspiring English sources

Thus, according to the dimensions available in previous studies and the dimensions present from this study, a conceptual model was created to show the relationship between the factors underlying antibiotics use/overuse.

When shape was not reported, the equation for the volume of an ellipsoid or spheroid was used to calculate head and midpiece volume (depending on the number of dimensions available) and the equation for a cylinder was used to calculate tail volume.

In addition to the reduction of space and dimensions available to the reactants involved in photosynthesis, it acts as an efficient barrier for charges after they have been pumped across the membrane.

In [20], the authors investigated a multi-pair full-duplex relay system, where the relay is equipped with massive arrays and uses ZF and MRC/MRT to process the signals, and showed that the large number of spatial dimensions available can be effectively used to suppress the loop interference in the spatial domain.

Results: Of the SSNI's 5 dimensions (available, practical, emotional, reciprocal, and sobriety- related social support), reciprocal support was the strongest contributor to group social support.

The program has the ability to generate the path of motion of lower; upper and virtual hitch points, determine the geometric performance parameters of the hitch system, and identify the variations in the quality of force transmission by the linkage system throughout the range of hitch movements for 165 different groups of hitch dimensions available in the Nebraska tractor test reports.

To characterize present-day climates, we used coarse-scale climate summaries [43], including annual mean precipitation, annual mean temperature, annual mean maximum monthly temperature, and annual mean minimum monthly temperature (more dimensions are available, but this reduced set was necessary owing to the more limited suite of dimensions available for future climates).

IA is able to exploit the multiple time, frequency, and spatial dimensions available in a wireless system.

Accordingly, new image data are now mostly in the third dimension available in the format of tomography volumes.

The applied definitions of each of the dimensions and available evidence of their interrelations and association with (primary) health care system outcomes will be discussed separately by dimension in the next sections.

Numerical simulations are performed to calculate the drop deformation in three-dimensional space, although only two dimensions available experimentally (plane of shear) are considered for comparison.