Sentence examples for based method to define from inspiring English sources
For example, the theoretically based method to define career patterns is less based on data, and to identify OCPs by including occupations only at a limited number of time points makes results depend strictly on those time points inspected (Pollock et al. 2002).
The approach in the present study expands upon previous work by using a model-based method to define a continuous latent variable of test-taking engagement.
This paper, based on the method to define Spatial Straightness with mathematics according to ASME Y 14.5.1M standard, studied the evaluation of composite positional errors systematically.
Using the interactive genetic algorithm, Mok et al. (2012) have presented a fashion sketch design system to accelerate the design process: (1) a design model based on design knowledge to describe the features of the fashion product using developed parameters; (2) a database based on suggesting a fashion design method to define the elements of a general style; and a multi-stage sketch design motor.
Changepoint detection provides a useful method to define methylated domains based on base-resolution methylome data.
The mathematical model uses mixed-integer programming (MIP), based on the Lagrangian relaxation (LR) method, to define critical parameters that control the adaptive hop-by-hop switching.
We developed an objective method to define clusters based on the intuitive concept that a gene cluster should interact more intensely in terms of Granger causality within itself than with neighboring clusters.
Here, we used genome-wide RNA interference as a systematic method to define metazoan actin regulators based on visual phenotype.
Using a quantitative method to define this threshold, travellers were defined to be "intensive" based on the amount of time they spent travelling each day.
In this paper, a hierarchical grid based method is proposed to define location ID, and location's property is taken full advantage of when extracting features, in which way to exploit users' spatial information more sufficiently.
