Sentence examples for association term from inspiring English sources

To this end, we introduced a non-linear association term into the compartment model to represent bimolecular antigen-antibody binding kinetics (Fig. 1) [23].

The resulting equation, named eCTS, has six adjustable parameters: three for the non-specific part, two for the association term and one for the ionic term.

The equation contains three terms relating to the various intermolecular interactions occurring in electrolyte solutions: a short range non-specific term represented by the Soave Redlich Kwong equation of state, a specific association term described by the two-state association model and a Debye Hückel primitive model term for long range ion ion interactions.

For SConES, the association term is derived from Linear SKAT (Wu et al., 2011), which makes it possible to correct for covariates (and therefore population structure).

Replacing the association term in Equation (1) by a sum over pairs of SNPs rather than over individual SNPs results in a maximum flow problem over a fully connected network of SNPs, which cannot be solved straightforwardly, if only because the resulting adjacency matrix is too large to fit in memory on a regular computer.

Acute hospital admission rates decrease during weekends, but an admission during the weekend has been associated with higher in-hospital mortality, an association termed 'the weekend effect'.

Therefore, the conditional independence model ([EA] [EU]) and its corresponding higher order association terms, [EA] and [EU], were further examined.

As noted in 2013 by Maina Kiai, UN Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, the term for "foreign agent" in Russian is synonymous with the phrase for "foreign spy".

The association with term birth weight was investigated using multiple linear regression.

The association with term birth weight was examined using linear regression.

Where V is a set of nodes indicating the terms, and E is a set of edges indicating the association between terms.