Sentence examples for which could ensure from inspiring English sources

GPS/INS loosely-coupled integrated navigation and Kalman Filter were used to get accurate attitude angle and position information, which could ensure the precision of data fusion.

Earlier this summer Ba attracted interest from Turkey's Galatasaray but the striker has a knee condition which could ensure he remains on Tyneside.

These data provide a significant contribution for the planning of a long-term effective management policy, which could ensure sustainability of resource exploitation and stock viability.

Dismissing the resignation of his entire Treasury term in January 1958 as "little local difficulties", he sought for an alternative which could ensure both full employment and price stability.

The optimum conditions were 5.97 mM of NaClO, 37.9 g/L of catalyst dose, 5.74 of pH value and 100.71 mg/L of initial MB concentration, which could ensure nearly 100% MB decolorization.

The experimental setup to record the microstructure of the magnetic fluid was especially designed with a water-cooling system, which could ensure that the environmental temperature would not vary when the magnetic field was applied.

It concludes that it is necessary both, international accreditation to ensure the effectiveness of the program (achievement of learning outcomes) and the national accreditation through which it could ensure local relevancy of programs, for which we are giving some indicators.

"If there was a way in which we could ensure that lives were saved through pill testing we would consider it – but there is no evidence provided to the government on that," Berejiklian told reporters.

The Supreme Court's decision Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission relied on "the procedures of corporate democracy" as a means through which shareholders could ensure that the company's political speech was consistent with their interests.

"She said I shouldn't throw away four years of work". The same faculty member stepped up to become the co-chair of the student's committee, a position from which she could ensure that the degree process would be fair and unbiased.

One adherence counsellor referred to DOT as a tool with which she could ensure that patients adhered to treatment: " I'm always reminding my patients, I've got DOTS.