The phrase "average methods based" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The analysis was conducted using average methods based on the collected data."
Alternatives: "based on average methods" or "utilizing average methods".
On average, methods based on number of breeding males and females and variance of progeny size produced larger values (4425 and 356, respectively), than those based on identity by descent probabilities (average values between 93 and 203).
Moving average methods based on relatively short amounts of training data are competitive on all three data sets, but are particularly competitive on the real data and on data from the hierarchical model, which are the two data sets that violate the "one season fits all" assumption.
The fluid temperature in the wellbore is calculated by the weighted average method based on holdup.
Then the fluid temperature in the wellbore is calculated by a weighted average method based on holdup.
In many works different averaging methods based on the known Hencky-Bolle-type plate assumptions are applied to describe medium thickness functionally graded plates with a microstructure.
A new Favre averaging method based on gas phase density applied to Eulerian Eulerian simulations of turbulent multiphase reacting flows is proposed.
For the first approximation of the solution of the non-linear mathematical model, the averaging method, based on the small parameter theory, is used.
It was shown that the averaging method based on the arithmetic mean with respect to the diffusion coefficients provides the satisfactory results in comparison to other techniques.
This subsection intends to provide justification for the proposed weighted-average estimation methods based on the analytic evaluation of the BER performance of quadrature phase-shift keying (QPSK).
For each strain, similarities/differences in different TF activation patterns (in terms of potential binding to promoter regions of up-regulated genes) were calculated by average linkage method based on Euclidean distance measure [ 56].
The present method was compared to two current methods based on conventional averaging, namely, a typical averaging method and an averaging method implementing the use of a reference-channel.
