Sentence examples for under ideal assumptions from inspiring English sources

ABE concentration in fermenter under ideal assumptions increased from 23.7 to 62.5 g/l (Table 3).

We demonstrated that the studies under ideal assumptions often result in misleading observations, when practical scenarios were considered.

The ABE concentration increased because, under ideal assumptions, bleed stream is not used and the substrate concentration is maximum.

For this reason, ethanol concentration in fermenter under ideal assumptions was 4.7 times higher than acetone (9.2 g/l).

However, the simulation is usually based on simplified models under ideal assumptions, whereas the actual circumstance for wireless sensor networks is complex and the wireless communications are highly unpredictable dynamic.

Simulation results indicate that the performance of our co-designed localization and routing algorithm in the presence of severe noise is as good as that provided by a shortest-path routing algorithm under ideal assumptions; therefore, our co-designing approach can achieve high performance with lightweight algorithms.

Since geometry-based algorithm was designed under ideal assumption of static channel, this algorithm cannot adapt efficiently due to the variant of time varying channel as mentioned above.

Although sample size over-estimation can result in unnecessary cost, replication sample size is typically calculated under a set of ideal assumptions such as using the same ascertainment strategy as the discovery stage, samples from a homogenous population, no missing or bad quality data, etc.

The Lagergren model as a pseudo-first-order rate equation is obtained under the ideal assumption of a totally homogenous adsorption surface and is given as follows: log q e − q t = log q e − K 1 t 2.303, Open image in new window.

Under the ideal assumption that no cases were missed, we calculated estimated point estimates for sensitivity, specificity, and negative predictive values (NPV).

We, thus, used two information-theoretic measures, surprise and entropy [17 19], to predict changes in CSE and RTs on a trial-by-trial basis under ideal observer assumptions.