Sentence examples for weight of the framework from inspiring English sources

The obtained derivative (NOP) from NT and urea with more redox active sites exhibits a higher discharge capacity and better rate performance, which might be attributed to its relatively lower molecule weight of the framework and the introduction of additional carbonyl group inherited from urea unit.

As the state of over-complete collapse is associated with the simultaneous formation of all plastic hinges, it can be used as a roadmap to induce a controlled, sequential formation of plastic hinges without compromising the limit carrying capacity or the minimum weight status of the framework.

Moreover, the sediment quality assessment, in a weight of evidence framework, demonstrated that the sediment throughout the entire JZB was moderately to severely impaired, especially in the vicinity of the Wulihe River mouth.

Results indicate that nematode-based SQG can be used as a screening tool in a weight-of-evidence framework.

Evaluating the safety of any substance should include review of all relevant studies utilizing a systematic weight-of-evidence framework.

Such initiatives are supported by the proposal that EDA contributes as an additional line of evidence in weight-of-evidence frameworks, such as the triad approach, ultimately leading to the identification of the contaminants responsible for the toxic effects observed in bioassays and the environment [30,31].

Participants were asked to provide i) relative weights for each criterion of the framework; ii) performance scores for a health pulmonary sensor, based on available data synthesized for each criterion; and iii) qualitative feedback on the consideration of contextual criteria.

Furthermore, EDA guided by such zebrafish bioassays could integrate broader environmental assessment strategies, complementing effect-based approaches [7] and weight-of-evidence frameworks [30].

It is imperative that a structured, systematic weight of evidence framework is promptly developed, subjected to peer review and adopted.

Abstracts were screened by three authors (GC: social scientist, SJ: medical oncologist, SB: GP and palliative specialist) and full papers screened by GC and SJ who also independently assessed study quality using Gough's Weight of Evidence framework [ 36].

There is limited high quality evidence: using Gough's weight of evidence framework [ 36] only nine studies were rated as high quality, 15 as medium and 18 as low quality.