Sentence examples for approaches for maximum from inspiring English sources
This clearly illustrates the need to further optimize current software and to develop more efficient computational approaches for maximum likelihood inference on phylogenetic trees.
Plan et al. investigated parametric approaches for maximum likelihood estimation: first-order conditional estimation in NONMEM and R, LAPLACE in NONMEM and SAS, adaptive Gaussian quadrature in SAS, and stochastic approximation expectation maximization in NONMEM and MONOLIX (both stochastic approximation expectation maximization approaches with default and modified settings).
We propose a factor graph (FG) based approach for maximum a posteriori (MAP) symbol detection which exploits the frequency diversity introduced by the ICI in the OFDM symbol.
From these studies it is clear that sample de-complexation/fractionation before mass spectrometry is still the best approach for maximum proteome coverage.
Yet rather than streamline their approach for maximum efficiency, Healy and his bandmates — guitarist Adam Hann, bassist Ross MacDonald and drummer George Daniel — have only added wrinkles for the new album, which advertises its complexity with its extravagant title: "I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It".
As such, we used a purposive sampling approach for maximum variability for the observational study and a sample of convenience for the questionnaire study.
This section introduces three specific approaches for analyzing maximum density and tree survival.
Unified design approaches for combined maximum quasistatic wave loading, whipping, and fatigue, is established for a more logical and coherent design methodology.
While there are several approaches for designing maximum reliability networks, uncertainty in the available sensor reliability data has not been considered in these designs.
Peralta et al. (1991b) developed deterministic distributed parameter Simulation/Optimization computer models for each of the response matrix (RM) and embedding (EM) approaches for computing maximum steady-state groundwater extraction strategies in a hypothetical confined aquifer.
The trend for 110 (^circ{rm C} ) is well predicted, for 90 (^circ{rm C} ) the simulation model has a higher power loss coefficient as the approach predicts for maximum steam extraction.
