Sentence examples for applied by which from inspiring English sources

A new statistical approach (pseudo values method) in the analyses of time-to-event data was applied by which relative cumulative incidence was achieved.

Each virtual subject's relative contribution to virtual population measurements is weighted by a virtual subject specific prevalence weight; a simple weighting scheme was applied by which each virtual subject was assigned a weight of either 1 or 0 to optimize the fit to clinical data distributions.

However, something called the "parity principle" applies by which welfare benefits have always mirrored those paid in the rest of the UK.

The retail cost to consumers would depend, in the case of Proposition 19, on the taxes applied by counties, which are unknown as yet.

Voltages were applied by stepping, which positively influenced passivity breakdown and played a significant role in the formation of self-organized nanoporous films.

This interpolation approach is applied by Kriging, which is the best unbiased linear estimator of water resources (Moukana and Koike 2008; Märker et al. 2008, Motiee Langroodi et al. 2015).

A similar approach was applied by CIESIN, which obtained migration flows from population changes and applied those flows to a global grid at 30 arc-second resolution (Foresight 2011b; Sherbinin et al. 2012) by combining various data sources such as surveys and national statistics.

The numerical and experimental results have identified an independent coefficient from the applied loads by which it is possible estimate the magnitude of the lateral force.

They are being applied by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, which oversees the training of 100,000 residents in the nation's 7,800 programs.

That scrutiny is now being applied by the New York Times, which is looking at a decision that may well set a precedent not only for its HR department, but also for those of other media organizations as well.

Coe will require previously unappreciated moral courage, and a more acute understanding of the undercurrent of disgust, to resist pressure applied by the IOC, which has sponsors to assuage and multi-billion TV contracts to fulfil.