Sentence examples for allows for derivation from inspiring English sources
Careful statistical evaluation of the corresponding power law coefficients allows for derivation of upper and lower bounds of the bulk modulus, as functions of the hydrostatic pressure, an information which may prove essential for improving the accuracy of rubber extrusion simulations.
We have previously carried out phylogenetic fate mapping studies utilizing the developmentally normal "Immortomouse" strain, which expresses a conditional SV40 T-antigen oncogene and conveniently allows for derivation of conditionally-immortalized cell lines [ 14, 22] from clonally expanded single cells.
Analysis of successive tomographic slices allowed for derivation of the spacing between adjacent photosynthetic core complexes from a single-layered photosynthetic membrane, in situ.
With these filters the commutation error between numerical differentiation and filtering can be made arbitrarily small, allowing for derivation of a consistent set of equations for the large scale field.
These 3 channels allowed for derivation of three additional channels.
Using a published algorithm, the ODI allowed for derivation of SF-6D utility scores.
The set of correlation coefficients thus obtained are then transformed to a normally distributed variable using Fisher's z-transform [ Saccorotti and Del Pezzo, 2000], allowing for derivation of the mean (ccm) and standard deviations (ccs) of the correlation coefficients at each time lag.
This allows for the derivation of simplified equations that demonstrate the behavior of Dan3D.
Letier and Lamwsveerde [31] propose an iterative approach that allows for the derivation of operational requirements from high-level goals.
Here we develop a formulation of the TDDM's stationary properties that allows for the derivation of such correlations analytically.
Then, a novel method is presented that allows for the derivation of the estimation error dynamics, the bounding set of the estimation error, and the state estimate dynamic equations of constrained MHE.
