Sentence examples for approach that represent from inspiring English sources

All the acute schistosomiasis cases among permanent residents of that region from 2001 2006 were collected and the same sample size of controls were obtained by the probability proportion to size sampling approach that represent the underlying at-risk population distribution that gave rise to the cases [3], [35], [36].

But it is the sharing approach that represents a dramatic change in unleashing bandwidth.

Ideally, mapping land cover requires an approach that represents both gradients and land covers spatiotemporal variability.

The first and latter phases are described by the quasi-propagatory approach that represents the inertial, capacitive and resistive features of one-dimensional unsteady flows.

Here we present a biclustering approach, that represents a modification of that in van dam et al., that allows the user to select or pre-select the seed genes and thus a pathway47.

The Center for Orthopedic Research and Education (or CORE Institute) — a group of musculoskeletal, neurologic, and rehabilitative physicians in Arizona and Michigan that includes orthopedic, spine, and pain-management physicians and a number of other types of clinicians — is pioneering an approach that represents a middle ground.

Little work has been dedicated to its direct estimation (stated importance) by designing ad-hoc surveys, an approach that represents a considerable reduction in the length of the questionnaire.

This paper describes a novel approach that represents feature selection as a continuous regularization problem which has a single, global minimum, where the model's complexity is measured using a 1-norm on the parameter vector.

The result is a customizable modeling approach that represents interactions between different hospital areas, and interactions between the hospital and the outside world, or the population seeking hospital services.

OPM is a systems-modeling approach that represents knowledge about systems concurrently and bi-modally through graphics (a set of Object-Process Diagrams, OPDs) and text (Object-Process Language, OPL, a subset of English), yielding a single, unified and consistent view.

In this study, a field investigation of several large office buildings in China led to the development of a new probabilistic approach that represents the spatial diversity of the design internal heat gain of each tenant as a probability distribution function.