Sentence examples for variation of key from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a sensitivity analysis is implemented to identify how the system performance changes regarding the variation of key design parameters.

In this section, we try to understand these trade-offs by analyzing the characteristics of Clog and Csum with respect to the variation of key system parameters.

To improve agreement between measured and calculated species profiles, particularly at elevated pressures, the reaction mechanism was optimized by systematic variation of key kinetic parameters within reported uncertainties.

The effect of the silicon ortho- to pyrophosphate ratio on the final catalyst was investigated by variation of key catalyst preparation parameters, namely: H3PO4 concentration, impregnation and calcination temperature and water addition.

The higher order compact scheme adopted in the present study yields consistent performance for variation of key parameters e.g. Richardson number (Ri), Darcy number (Da), Grashof number (Gr) and fixed Prandtl number (Pr)=0.7.

The technique we use is simply a variation of key ideas developed by Getzler in [E. Getzler, A short proof of the local Atiyah-Singer index theorem, Topology25 (1986), 111 117], which he used to give a short and elegant proof of the local index theorem.

We also prove that the monotonic optimal paths are robust to the variation of key-parameters as the solving rate of the design activities and the safety margin for achieving the new product at the deadline.

Medline, EMBASE, Cochrane library (CENTRAL) and Web of science databases were searched using variations of key terms Chlorhexidine washcloths, ICU, BSI and CLABSI.

Optimization of the chromatographic separation was done by a series of tests to study the behaviour of the system to variations of key parameters such as column type, solvent load flow rate, organic solvent type and column temperature.

Results indicate that unit-width-discharge (Q/w) explained well along-mainstem, inter-tributary and intra-annual (monthly) variations of key hydraulic characteristics (e.g., current velocity and water depth).

A periodic review of sampling programs is essential to assess if they effectively and efficiently monitor spatial and temporal variations of key fisheries statistics, which provide the information critical to achieve management objectives.