Sentence examples for and thus extract from inspiring English sources

The captured images are pre-processed to benefit from the man-made structured attributes that stairs have and thus extract straight lines as predominant features.

The honeysuckle extract showed good UV transmittance in the range of UVA and UVB of wool treated with honeysuckle extract and thus extract of honeysuckle may be developed as a natural UV-absorbing agent applied to wool finishing [102].

Other studies might also look for other effects and thus extract more scientific knowledge from this valuable resource.

The problem with this approach is that different analysts can propose and select different models and thus extract different binding parameter estimates from the same data.

Population imaging employs computational radiology techniques such as unstructured and structured data mining, image segmentation, and statistical modelling to map and summarise imaging features from large image databases and thus extract meaningful imaging biomarkers [ 38].

(1) With the long cycles and the polarity determined, we first look for cycles connecting x2 and x7 and thus extract a set of forward paths that go from x2 to x7. (2) From the remaining long cycles, we search for the ones intersecting an extracted path at two nodes.

What Dr Shields did was to work out a way of subtracting the noise, and thus extracting the signal.Such a photon counter is essential if quantum cryptography is to work, because it will allow what are known as quantum repeaters to be built.

The motivation for implementing this variant is that it focuses on the important details of the facial features and thus extracts the most relevant information.

We modeled the diffusion of information by a random multiplicative process, and thus extracted the rates of information spread at different stages after the publication of a paper.

For descriptions of substance use during sex and the last sexual encounter, only data from sexually active participants (defined as those who had experienced penetrative sex ever) were considered valid and thus extracted and analysed.

Cancer cells have a complex refractive-index structure due to the presence of a nucleus and other organelles of various refractive indices, and thus extracting the physical thickness from the quantitative phase measurement using a single interferogram is not possible.