Sentence examples for approximate hypotheses from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the cell in the laser tweezers could be considered lying in a free aquatic environment approximately, which supports the approximate hypotheses of considering the trapped cell as spherical.

The continuity conditions between the actuators and the plates are established by using two approximate hypotheses we proposed.

The equations obtained are also an asymptotically complete unification of several models of a layered media based on engineering approaches or approximate hypotheses on the nature of the layers deformation's, The wave properties of the system of equations obtained are investigated and dispersion relations are written out for harmonic waves.

On the other hand, with appropriate hypotheses we can estimate the controls involved in the strategies of controllability and approximate controllability.

Supplemental Fig. 2a depicts the sum of absolute differences for all serum hormones analysed, with an approximate null hypothesis curve for inferential comparison.

Based on the statistic observations, we proposed to approximate the normalizing factors for each hypothesis as a constant proportional to the number of words in the hypothesis, and the normalizing factors can be easily absorbed into the word penalty.

Hypotheses approximating the 3D QSAR pharmacophore were described as a set of features distributed within 3D space with the correlation to the biological results.

On [18], our main contribution was posing the problem in terms of optimizing capacity, and under some hypotheses, approximating it as a pursuit-evasion game using Isaacs' tools, which allowed obtaining a new approach in which communications-related problems can be solved using well-known pursuit-evasion game tools.

Under certain hypotheses, we approximate solutions in the sense of distributions to problem by a sequence of weak solutions to weak problems.

In this study, we used a combination of historical and contemporary sampling from Oklahoma and Texas to (i) determine whether population structure and genetic diversity have changed over time and (ii) evaluate alternate demographic hypotheses using approximate Bayesian computation (ABC).

Bonferroni corrections were used to correct for the 24 Spearman correlations that evaluated the hypotheses that approximate BML volumes were associated with cartilage damage (adjusted p value for significance was p < 0.002).