Sentence examples for approximated without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "approximated without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It typically means an estimation or calculation was done without certain information or factors being taken into account. Example: The total cost of the project was approximated without factoring in the additional labor costs.
On a forced system, frequency-locking regions are approximated, without blocking the continuation process.
By varying this upper bound, extreme situations such as unrestricted repayment and no repayment (dictator giving) can be approximated without altering the verbal instructions otherwise.
This allows the distribution to be approximated without knowing the coalescence time of two lineages.
Accounting for individual relationships is automatic with inversion [ 19] or can be approximated without inversion using elements of the genomic relationship matrix [ 4, 26].
These methods involve embedding the sequences in a space where the similarities within a set of sequences can be closely approximated without having to compute all pair-wise distances.
Based on a cadaveric study, Itoi et al. (2000) introduced the term coaptation zone, in which the edges of a simulated Bankart lesion were kept approximated without the surrounding muscles.
This indicates that the genetic factors underlying these high heritable traits are complex or might not be approximated well without considering more complex model hypothesis.
Finally, a fast prediction model of aircraft stiffened panel is developed, which can provide approximated optimum conditions without detailed optimization process.
The hepatic dual tracer input, which is of great importance for the assessment of processes such as transfer across the plasma-hepatocyte membrane or hepatic blood perfusion, can be well approximated in pigs without the necessity to sample PV blood and measure hepatic blood flow; only arterial blood sampling is needed.
After profuse irrigation with antibiotic solution, the scalp incision was approximated with surgical staples without a drain.
In the approach taken in[16], in order to reduce the computational effort, the max∗ operator with n≥2 arguments is approximated directly, that is, without recursive computations required for the Jacobian logarithm, as it is shown in (3).
