Sentence examples for validated the improved from inspiring English sources
The good consistency between the numerical and experimental results validated the improved PFDM.
A recent study by Montini et al. identified the transcriptionally active LTR as the major determinant of genotoxicity and validated the improved safety conferred by SIN LTR design [47].
The experimental results validate the improved performance of the machine, with lesser computation time compared to prior studies.
Confirmation experiments were then performed not only to validate the improved bending accuracy, but also to verify the extent of the contribution from each parameter to the amounts of the springback and negative springback.
Using receiver-operating characteristic analysis on simulated functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data sets, we quantify and validate the improved performance of the integrated measure over the spectral density measure based on the fundamental frequency as well as over some other popular template-free data analysis methods.
Finally, large-eddy simulations are used to validate the improved wake model.
Experimental studies are carried out to study and validate the improved performance of the proposed scheme.
In order to validate the improved performance of the proposed ANFIS controller over the classical PID control, we performed a simulation test in which the same conditions as described in Section 3.2 were implemented.
While the numerical values of the simulated and field study may differ, injectivity profile trends obtained in Fig. 9 compared favorably with injectivity obtained in Fig. 10 simulated on the COMSOL Multiphysics platform thereby validating the improved PWRI model.
A set of 96 SNPs with different SNP scores which ranged from 50 to 228, were selected to validate the improved in silico SNP detection approach.
Having validated the model, the improved light-off performance is investigated, and attributed primarily to exhaust gas stoichiometry and secondarily to the heat released in the catalyst by the oxidation reactions (self-acceleration).
