Sentence examples for adjusted approximation from inspiring English sources

Another major difference is that the start/end times in the phoneme-expanded 1-best lattice are correct, whereas they are an adjusted approximation in the time-aligned lattice.

The results of the linear and mixed models include adjusted approximations of confidence intervals (CIs) and P values based on multiple comparisons (simultaneous inference) of predictors using the "glht" function from the "multcomp" package (Hothorn et al. 2008).

The results of all GLMMs include adjusted approximations of P values based on multiple comparisons (simultaneous inference) of predictors using the glht function from the multcomp package (Hothorn et al. 2008).

This wide triangular shaped flap on the vermilion contained some fibers of orbicularis oris muscle to reinforce the vermilion height which can be trimmed and adjusted during approximation procedure.

Both the binary (Max kz) method and its empirically adjusted Gaussian approximation (WLR) presented here give improved optical sectioning performance over other non-linear [ 2] and linear SIM [ 5] reconstruction approaches by suppressing out of focus light around the centres of the first order passbands.

In Table 1 the adjusted linear approximations of the above mentioned smoothed functions are given for temperatures below the first quartile (lowest 25%), between the first and last quartiles and for temperatures above the last quartile (above the 75th percentile).

Thus as we had genetic variation in silique length we had to adjust the approximation of Schmitt and colleagues to appropriately reflect this fact.

Figure 4 shows how the sequence constraint is adjusted, by successive approximation and assessment, ensuring that the target significance is met at the output of the final step.

These simulations serve as an additional analysis tool that has been adjusted to the approximation method and allows the adaptive process to be simulated fast and efficiently.

By using the estimated costs of chronic pain in the EU5 countries to anchor the calculations, the model (to a first approximation) adjusted for differences in the costs of health care delivery across countries.

We hypothesize that such students abandoned time-consuming equi-segmenting behavior because they lacked the ability to operate on a simultaneous awareness of all partitions in order to accurately adjust their approximations.