Sentence examples for a defining parameter from inspiring English sources

MQN, Sfp, ECfp4 and MW gave comparable performance in terms of the area under the curve (AUC), which was only slightly above the random selection value (AUC = 50%) for the very small FragranceDB collection but generally above 80% in the larger databases, indicating in particular that MW was a defining parameter in the selected fragrance molecule series (Figure 3A).

Up- and down-regulated genes were both included as a defined parameter for the core analysis.

Only genes that were significantly increased or decreased were included as a defined parameter for the core analysis.

A new version of QuantaSoft software (version 1.6.6.0320), which has since been released with Bio-Rad's new QX200 systems and QX100 upgrades, uses a droplet volume of 0.85 nL as a defined parameter to calculate copy number concentration.

The analyses include the effect of third-order dispersion, which is a key defining parameter of this type of transmission systems.

Through an analytical study, a newly defined parameter, the effective confinement rigidity, is found to be a key factor governing the cyclic softening and hardening.

Also, we wanted to determine whether a correlation exists between a clinically defined parameter of disease severity and brain morphology in schizophrenic patients.

We studied the association between mutant frequency of D7S1482 and the a-priori defined parameters of age, smoking status and case control status.

EF (enrichment factor) and BEDROC (Boltzmann-Enhanced Discrimination of ROC) have the disadvantage of relying on a user defined parameter.

The considered systems are not necessarily linear with respect to the unknown parameters up to a well defined parameter structure involving the parameter characteristic indices.

A newly defined parameter called effective duration is found to be well correlated (r = 0.86) with the amplitude 5 cycles later.