Sentence examples for verified suitable from inspiring English sources
The Daubechies' wavelet, DB30, at the decomposition level of 3 is verified suitable for various fatigue history editing.
The verified suitable hearing aid gain does not guarantee a benefit from the hearing aid.
The feasibility of the mechanism is verified through suitable kinematic and static analysis to give performance characteristics.
The resulting titles and abstracts were then verified for suitable inclusion.
It was verified as suitable for application to the parasitic nematode data by first testing it using worm (nematode and platyhelmith) precursor sequences from miRBase release 15 [ 88].
A fault detection and isolation (FDI) unit verifies that suitable residual variables lie inside pre-computed sets and selects the estimate that matches the current plant behaviour.
Application of verification to SE definitional components does not mean to fall into Mathematicism or Physicism to verify SE suitable components for its definition but it accentuates that in defining SE we must be logically "scientific", in a sense that SE definitional components being supported by cogent scientific logic (e.g. facts, data and appropriate methodologies).
The study also introduces the use of mechanical ventilation with the contributions of different heat-gain sources and considers the number of fans and fan velocity at the reference height and at the height of pupils, are calculated, to get the indoor air velocity for verifying the suitable heat-stress index and the thermal comfort.
Therefore, the whole approach is verified correct and suitable for estimation of shear velocity or slowness in gas-bearing shale.
This method has been verified as a suitable way to manufacture micro-electrodes, but it proved not to be an efficient method for use in other engineering applications.
It can be easily verified that (for suitable value of r out) the concatenated code obtained by this approach allows for the recovery of four erasures by contacting at most r symbols over (mathbb {F}_{q}).
