Sentence examples for accurately distribution from inspiring English sources

Its novel application to plasma simulations can be viewed as a natural extension of the finite size particles (FSP) approach, with the advantage of estimating more accurately distribution functions that have localized sharp features.

The mean-count polar maps are more prone to delineation errors but, if the delineation is reliable, have the advantage of depicting more accurately the distribution of activity in the LV region considered.

Therefore, the boosting assumptions for these scenarios reflect accurately the distribution of changes in antibody state during the epidemic.

Such variations in the characteristics of the snow pack may explain why snow depth in itself fails to predict accurately the distribution of the aphid.

However, existing molecular ruler techniques suffer from two serious limitations: they do not provide quantitatively accurate distance values and they cannot accurately determine distributions composed of multiple different distances.

Here, we sought to find a type of function (as simple as possible) that would accurately fit distributions resulted from molecular properties describing herbicides, insecticides and fungicides.

The need to incorporate specific climatic conditions relevant to species in order to accurately model distributions is increasingly being recognised [11].

The validity of these sensitivity analyses is however dependent on the ability to accurately specify distributions for the bias parameters, for which there was minimal prior data.

This is desirable for modelling potential distributions, as models fitting complex responses may not accurately predict the distribution of species that are not at equilibrium.

Therefore, as these results show, it is possible to accurately predict the distribution of Tanimoto scores from the intersection and union distributions, and their correlation with one another, either determined empirically, or under a stochastic generative model of fingerprints.

"Five billion years ago we would have gotten a different answer," said Dr. Heavens, explaining that galaxies probably did form first in concentrations at the centers of dark matter clouds but gradually spread into the hinterlands over cosmic history to reflect more accurately the overall distribution of matter, the as yet unknown cosmic stuff.