Sentence examples for a factor that describes from inspiring English sources

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The division of the brightness between two regions was chosen as a factor that describes the relationship between them.

Also, a factor that describes the relationship between tensile and compressive strength was estimated using the results of earlier studies.

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51 Calibration involves aligning each sensing axis of the accelerometer perpendicular to a horizontal surface to determine a conversion factor that describes gravitational acceleration (1 gravitational unit or 1 g).

ρ g is the estimated perturbation (multiplicative) factor that describes how much the cancer cells perturb the expression of gene g relative to the site of origin described by ω.

Despite employing a number of different transnational characteristics, we could not identify all factors that describe the life of children in transnational care in the two countries.

A discrete-choice model predicts a probability made by an individual as a function of any number of factors that describes the alternatives [4, 5].

It identifies 10 key components and a range of factors that describe the forms of agency and interaction, development processes and relational dimensions involved in building up urban transformative capacity, emphasizing the vital role of place and scale in this.

One such measure of quality of computing is 'productivity', a parameter that is sensitive to a wide range of factors that describe the usage experience and effectiveness of a computational workflow.

Factor analysis also simplifies large matrices of data like PCA does, however factor analysis computes a smaller number of factors that describe the correlated variables, whereas PCA searches for the parameters with the largest variance.

The models are functions of factors that describe a site by its land use activity, roadside design, use of traffic control devices and traffic exposure.

This activity scheme uses as its base dose potency measured as TD50 which after conversion into an inverse log scale, a decile scale, is adjusted by weighting factors that described other parameters of carcinogenic activity.

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