Sentence examples for applying a means from inspiring English sources

Another alternative is to try and reach all households looking after orphans, without applying a means test (but, nevertheless, having to ensure that the child is indeed an orphan and that the household is the caregiving household).

Working with the full sample of all industries, we vary the distributions' standard deviation by applying a mean-preserving spread to each (x -value.

Applying a mean t-test unambiguously indicates that the mean divergence per category is significantly higher in the enriched library than in the control library, and this for all size categories (Table 1).

Similarly, applying a mean initial drag coefficient of 0.004 for the C trials (Williams and Kooyman, 1985; Feldkamp, 1987) results in estimates of optimum swim speeds of 1.8 (for F97SI), 1.8 (F97Handand 1.7 m s−1 (F00BO) that are again in line with the speeds the animals attained when diving without the tubes (Table 4).

Two homogenization methods are applied: a mean-field theory and a full-field approach.

Thus we propose to apply a Mean-Shift algorithm on the barycenter of the detected "active" regions [32].

This downsizing operation has two additional advantages: it in effect applies a mean filter to the original image and thus reduces the noise, and each re-sampled image will have square pixels as required by Reconstruct, since the original Z step size was twice that of the X-Y pixel size.

Since our method of BSA lacks the scaling step of Wolyn et al., rather than apply a mean feature intensity to normal noise for each probe, we took random selections of SNP intensity signals from actual hybridizations of parental accessions in the parent sample data.

When trials fail to report dispersion meta-analysts sometimes apply a mean dispersion value to the studies lacking dispersion.

We aggregated the villages' populations at the health area level and applied a mean annual growth rate of 3.3% (15 ).

However, we consider the good performance of a fixed threshold as random and due to the fact that this applies a mean distance.