Sentence examples for adapting results from inspiring English sources
Bacciagaluppi and Dickson (1999) argue that, adapting results from the theory of stochastic processes, one can show that the procedure may, more or less, be carried out for modal interpretations of at least some varieties.
Automatically identifying the user intent behind web queries has started to catch the attention of the research community, since it allows search engines to enhance user experience by adapting results to that goal.
Results: Here, we offer a fresh, statistical physics-based perspective focusing on the question of alignment-free comparison, in the process adapting results from 'first passage probability distribution' to summarize statistics of ensemble averaged amino acid propensity values.
In this article, we have used results from statistical physics to address alignment-free comparison, adapting results from 'first passage probability distribution' to derive a single summary value able to differentiate sequence groups with high accuracy at several levels of granularity.
Recently, new methods adapting results from studies of economic efficiency and multi-criteria decision analyses such as Pareto efficiency, or skylines, have been studied.
We adapt results on private identification schemes by Bringer et al. to this new context.
This ability to adapt results in longitudinal tumour heterogeneity, with cancer behaving like an evolving ecosystem.
At a basic level, consideration of the generalisability of results would be improved if cost data was disaggregated by price and utilisation level, to allow other analysts to adapt results to their own circumstances.
To study the stability of these measures, we want to calculate the variance of N. To do so, we adapt results on the occurrence of words in a sequence as outlined in [ 45].
WHO-CHOICE is the first systematic attempt to provide this relevant information to countries in a way that enables analysts and programme managers to adapt results to their own settings.
This group of experiments evaluates whether users are satisfied with the adapted result by content dropping.
