Sentence examples for a more global estimation from inspiring English sources

The spacing between the control points determines the resolution of non-rigid registration, i.e. a large spacing or low resolution results in a more global estimation of the deformations, compared to a smaller spacing (higher resolution) which models highly local deformations.

To obtain a more global and realistic estimation of POP contamination, and because POP concentration did not seem to be influenced by the adipose tissue territory, we calculated the total body burden of pollutants in each individual by multiplying the concentration values (expressed on a lipid weight basis) by the total fat mass estimated by DXA ("total POP burden").

Most economists take a more global perspective.

They are subsequently correlated again at a more global level.

Its study requires a more global perspective.

Age-standardized smoking prevalence for Burkina Faso in 2011 was derived from a global estimation study on tobacco smoking [ 6].

Here, we propose using a weighted average of local and global methylation levels to produce a more robust estimation of posterior odds.

The filter is a bishrink filter with global estimation of the local variance [23].

Under the firm's formula, which uses gross income and a more bullish estimation of future earnings, the family should receive an award closer to $5 million.

We thus seek a more rigorous estimation approach.

In particular, the algorithm called 'single convolution algorithm' introduces significant advantages: a more accurate measurement of the level of motion using a matrix of weights, and a unique fuzzification process after the global estimation, which reduces the computational cost.