Sentence examples for a straight application from inspiring English sources
As a straight application to compare them, we consider the design of a set of controllers to achieve a finite time consensus.
However, a straight forward application of SISO designs for MIMO systems is not suggested.
One of the outcomes of that experiment was estimation of false-positive rate in straight application of Pt-test to one expression profile at a time.
Fig. 6 shows that the model liquid properties closely follow PREM through straight application of the theory.
Straight application of PCA to image fusion, as provided in the toolbox, can produce final image values that are outside of the viewable pixel range.
However, straight application of the hydrated molybdate precursor followed by in situ nitriding with 3/1 H2/N2 at 700 °C for 2 h produced a less active catalyst which, although containing some Co3Mo3N, comprised additional phases [38].
This paper presents a straight forward, application-oriented approach using multi-temporal remotely sensed data to systematically monitor the spatiotemporal dynamics of the world's urban giants.
The narrator of Richard Ford's Frank Bascombe trilogy leads "the normal applauseless life of us all," and tells us about it in a "no-frills voice that hopes to uncover simple truth by a straight-on application of the facts".
The nature of the outcome value does not enable a straight-forward application of Heckman's two-step procedure due to the non-linearity of the conditional mean in the second estimation step [31].
A straight-forward application of the linear regression method in Equation (2) to association mapping with large J can cause several problems such as an unstable estimate of regression coefficients and a poor interpretability due to many irrelevant markers with non-zero regression coefficients.
We have chosen this tool for comparison due to parallels in data sources used by OVA; use of 'seed' gene input which enables a cross-validation based testing approach that we applied to OVA and ExomeWalker; and finally, a straight forward web application that facilitates automation for large testing data sets.
