Sentence examples for approach of matching from inspiring English sources
Allegretto et al. (2013b) also argue that the approach of matching on residuals is wrong because of "confusion between estimated and true residuals.
A complimentary approach of matching sequences to a database of annotated profiles was also employed.
To maximise power, day-of-week effects were controlled for using indicator variables rather than the more common approach of matching.
The common approach of matching an unidentified protein to a library of known proteins and domains is often inadequate to identify small proteins, which are largely unannotated, rarely characterized, and can be too small to contain common protein domains.
Our approach of matching the 3D bone or prosthesis computer models two times, with each image alternately serving as the primary matched image, and then averaging the two results to obtain the kinematics, reduced the errors and improved the accuracy.
The foolish, low-tech approach of matching words across the entire page, rather than matching within paragraphs/sections has helped promote spam-pages that include 10,000 unrelated words, hoping to spam-match into the search-results.
A new approach of matched asymptotic analysis is proposed to derive the expression of the fracture energy release rate in terms of the critical singularity exponent and the generalized intensity factors.
Therefore, we take the approach of matched filtering [ 60] in which characteristic regions of the spectrograms can be interpreted mechanistically.
The results of NN and DGA approaches of matching HSQC spectra were compared to those obtained using the MFP method within Open Babel: The Open Source Chemistry Toolbox [11, 12].
Sagot [ 32], suggests that motifs can be evaluated according to the following approaches: probability of matching a random sequence, sensitivity/specificity, information content and minimum description length (MDL).
"The travel marketplace does not have local network effects and, therefore, we can't really take a focused city-by-city approach in terms of matching supply and demand.
