Sentence examples for approach on average from inspiring English sources

In terms of false positive ratio, the three adversarial scenarios show a very low impact of our detection approach (on average, about 1.33% false positive ratio).

Using this very simple approach on average using the same test images and scale parameter 2, the PSNR improvements were 0.3 dB over the algorithm of [11] and SSIM improvement of 0.0031.

It is also worth noting from Figs. 3, 5 and 6 that the approach is probably on the conservative side in the sense that the approach, on average, underestimates the pore-pressure dependency.

The many fewer plots visited and the many more individuals counted in the case of Method 2 ensured its much smaller standard error of the estimates (an average of 42 individuals) and much closer approach on average to the true value.

While the sequencing and assembly of the reference phages were comparable using either the LASL or WGSL method (Table 2), the LASL approach on average required considerably less DNA (as little as 0.5 ng as compared10 50 ng for the WSGL approach).

BM was indeed the best genomic selection approach, on average, across reference population structures, both in generation 1 and after ten generations.

Across all missing values and loci, this approach should on average impute values that do not change the genotype frequencies observed in the nonmissing data.

"It takes two or three approaches on average," he said.

For instance, the meandering length of a gently sloping river between source and mouth approaches, on average, pi times its straight-line distance.

The MIT project recognized that even though Japanese producers had some variability in their approaches, on average these just-in-time systems required far fewer labor hours by workers, designers, technicians, and managers at all levels in the production chain to make a vehicle of any particular type.

As shown in Table 1, for the different characteristics that were retrieved using our approaches, on average, there were more co-occurrence pairs in curatable articles than in non-curatable articles.