Sentence examples for using an extensive series from inspiring English sources

A combined metabolic/polymerization/macroscopic modelling approach, relating the process performance and product quality with the process variables, was developed and validated using an extensive series of experiments and measurements.

Success of the technique is demonstrated using an extensive series of numerical experiments including premixed deflagrations, Chapman Jouget detonations, re-shocked Richtmyer Meshkov instability, shock-wave and hydrogen gas column interaction, and multi-dimensional detonations.

Finally, we compare the performance of PCO-MC with another automatic assignment procedure, the Bayesian MCMC approach implemented in STRUCTURAMA, using an extensive series of simulated data sets.

We used an extensive series of Monte Carlo simulations to compare the statistical power of an analysis of observational data that used IPTW using the propensity score with the statistical power of an RCT that had an equal number of subjects.

We used an extensive series of Monte Carlo simulations to compare the statistical power of an IPTW analysis of an observational study with time-to-event outcomes with that of an analysis of a similarly-structured RCT.

They compared the performance of the different models using an extensive experimental database of single and double shear tests, and suggested a series of models based on empirical calibration of results from finite element simulations.

HGMD data have been used to perform an extensive series of meta-analyses on different types of gene mutation causing human inherited disease.

Laporte et al. [52] used an extensive time-series of contrast-enhanced Landsat data to map the progression of logging roads in Central Africa.

The free propagation of isobaric flames through aluminum dust clouds is investigated in an extensive series of experiments using two facilities with different scales.

Additionally, an extensive series of numerical simulations using a spectral wave model was carried out to model the combined effects of refraction-diffraction in the lee of a breakwater, defining the part affected by the coastal structure under different wave conditions.

For example, Granger (1952, 1953, 1995a, 1995b, 1995c) conducted an extensive series of experiments on color combinations but used "preference" and "harmony" interchangeably.