Sentence examples for to evaluate the adaptability from inspiring English sources
Our study aimed to evaluate the adaptability and quality of the most popular varieties of cool-season turfgrass species in a Mediterranean site in southern Italy.
The California's Energy-Based Hydropower Optimization Model (EBHOM 2.0) is applied to evaluate the adaptability of California's high-elevation hydropower system to climate warming, considering the warming effects on hydroelectricity supply and pricing.
Its effects on compressive strength, water permeability coefficient, alkalinity and nitrogen release of concrete and stem length of plants were studied to evaluate the adaptability of SAC concrete for plant growth.
In this paper, a multilayer wall model considering the heat transfer from flame to working fluid in the water-cooled tubes was proposed and a judgment criterion was established to evaluate the adaptability of cyclone barrel to slag film.
Further analyses were performed to evaluate the adaptability of isolates to abiotic stresses).
Interfaces are analyzed in terms of physical interface interaction factors to evaluate the general product adaptability.
Accurate repetitive phenotyping in multi-locations and multi-environments under variable growing conditions is required to evaluate the performance and adaptability of the developed MAB products.
At three adaptable levels of the product, modules and parts for personalized needs, Peng proposed the design efficiency to evaluate the implementation of adaptability considering three major factors of product architecture, complexity of interface, and operation ability [34].
An experimental investigation was also performed to evaluate the measurement error and the adaptability of the technique.
Adaptability requires us to evaluate the usefulness of practice within a broader theoretical framework, to focus less on the concrete details of library practice and more on the reasons why we do what we do.
The environmental adaptability is one of the key factors to evaluate the operational performance of low-light-level sight.
