Sentence examples for which allows determining from inspiring English sources
An estimation for the stress intensity factor range of pits which allows determining the endurable fatigue loading was empirically found.
We develop a perturbative technique which allows determining the Floquet exponents for a generic velocity field and implement the method for a given pulse shape.
Also, cerebral angiography can be performed, which allows determining the number of aneurysms and arteriovenous malformations, as well as their localization [108].
Also, the lack of form factor in neutron diffraction means that high-angle diffraction peaks are also well resolved, which allows determining precisely the anisotropic displacement factors.
The experimental method relies on X-ray spectrometry, which allows determining solute profiles as a function of time at several positions along the column.
The synthesis of the doped TiO2 has been monitored by means of differential thermal analysis and thermogravimetric analysis (DTA-TG), which allows determining the optimal thermal conditions for the process.
The spectrum was simulated using the SIMNRA software which allowed determining of its composition profile shown in Figure 4b.
These trends could be described by sigmoid models, which allowed determining onset temperatures for changes of protein solubility in the interval [125, 146 °C], whatever moisture content.
A review of the technical literature reveals that several mechanical constitutive laws exist which allow determining a damage tensor for a damageable porous material under loading.
The synthesis of the SC-TiO2 was studied by means of DTA-TG, which allowed determining the optimal temperature conditions of 500 °C for the synthesis and thermal post-treatment of the samples.
For a full interpretation of the data generated by the functional analysis in IPA we used the "effect on function" feature in IPA, which allowed determining among those significantly-enriched functions, which specific sub-function/s, tissue, or cellular component/s affected the function and in which direction (i.e., increase/decrease the function).
