Sentence examples for the optimal instruments from inspiring English sources
Then we propose a convex optimization approach for learning the optimal instruments.
So far there is no general agreement on the optimal instruments for evaluating recovery and outcome following ambulatory surgery [ 10, 16].
However, D'Haens et al notes that there has been "considerable heterogeneity and confusion regarding the optimal instruments (activity indices) and end points for assessing the efficacy of medical therapies for UC" and that "an 'optimal' scoring index for UC is still to be developed" [ 9].
Therefore, a subjective scale is at present the optimal instrument to meet this need.
The optimal instrument parameters of the mass spectrometer were as follows: Curtain gas, 15 psi; collision gas, 5 psi; ionSpray voltage, 5500 V; temperature, 350°C; ion source gas1, 40 psi; ion source gas2, 60 psi.
Based on this model, the optimal instrument parameters were found at low extractor voltage (17 V), medium capillary voltage (3 kV), medium cone voltage (48 V), high RF voltage (0.9 V), and medium HM Res1 (2.5).
In "policy heaven," the optimal instrument to address climate-change emissions may well be a carbon tax (largely because of its simplicity), but in the real world in which policy is developed and implemented, cap-and-trade is the best approach if one is serious about addressing the threat of climate change with meaningful, effective, and cost-effective policies.
There is a lack of consensus in the field regarding the optimal instrument or battery to assess cognitive functioning in MDD.
The results obtained by Qi et al. (9) highlight that in situ TEM is the optimal instrument to study the effects of lattice repair on graphene conductivity.
Critical issues arose not due to the cross-cultural adaptation but to some aspects of the optimal instrument in general (construction and selected items).
We selected λ = 500 nm for practical considerations, because at this wavelength proteins do not absorb light and the relevant range of Ire1KR32 concentrations (0.1 to 10 μmol) produces a signal within the optimal instrument range (0.01 to 1 OD).
