Sentence examples for as a normalised from inspiring English sources

From the expression in (26), the variable R c [ w d ] is regarded as a normalised data sub-channel term (with respect to the w e indexed pilot in each cluster).

The estimated noise variance, together with the robustified extended prediction error criterion, calculated on the sliding data frame of proper length, is used to define a suitable robust discrimination function, as a normalised measure of signal non-stationarity.

In our work we attempted to design a sentiment combining function that, based on the sentiment of single words, provides the absolute sentiment of the message as a normalised value from the range of −100 to 100.

The probability tomography method consists in the analysis of an occurrence probability function ranging between −1 and +1, defined as a normalised cross-correlation product of the dataset by a suitably digitised scanner function, derived from the electric potential theory by a perturbation technique under Born approximation [10].

The infection level is thus described as a normalised amount of Leishmania per fixed unit of mouse cells, which allows comparison of parasite load between tissues.

Final result was expressed as a normalised ratio considered as over-expressed if >7.

Results are given separately for each type of tissue obtained at necropsy as well as for a normalised cDNA library previously generated from skin biopsy samples [ 29].

As for hubs, we define a bottleneck as the top 2% of ranked proteins, so a bottleneck is classified as such with a normalised betweenness centrality ≥2.43 × 10-4.

The majority of the detected miRNAs were transcriptionally active in all of the three genotypes, as determined by a normalised number of reads (NNRs).

Mutation scanning in particular is reliant on heteroduplex formation that distorts the shape of the melting curve as compared with a normalised curve of a wild-type reference (Reed et al, 2007).

For Amy Silverman, photography editor for adventure travel magazine Outside, drone photography is now a "normalised part of advertising, as well as storytelling", but there are limitations.