Sentence examples for based on a rank from inspiring English sources

In [15, 17], a similar approach, based on a rank calculation, is used to identify the size of an interleaver.

He said he's never seen restrictions based on a rank in any state's set of regulations.

Although Ccl7, Csf2, Il18, and Il1b were significantly differently expressed based on a rank based statistics (P < 0.05) they were not considered as significantly differently expressed after adjustment for multiple hypothesis testing at a FDR <5%.

We present an approach to the GCCP for systems with arbitrary rank uncertainty matrices based on a rank-one description of the uncertain linear system.

The multi-objective genetic algorithm (MOGA) based on a rank-based fitness assign method is used for optimization of these two objectives.

Trim & Fill [ 11, 13] is probably the most popular method for examining the possible effect of PB on the pooled estimate, and can be defined as an iterative non-parametric adjustment method based on a rank-based data augmentation technique to account for asymmetry on the funnel plot.

Forbes named Santa Ana one of the coolest cities in America in 2014 based on a ranking of entertainment and recreational amenities, diverse population and foodie culture.

This analysis is based on a ranking of neighbourhoods according to the participation of young people in higher education.

It identifies sectors which are particularly dependent on government such as mining, oil and gas, banking and casinos and tracks the wealth of billionaires (based on a ranking by Forbes) in those sectors relative to the size of the economy.

We identify two sources of inefficiency: the selection based on a ranking of individual projects, rather than complete allocations, and the failure to induce competition among applicants in order to extract and use information about the necessary funding.

We study nonparametric estimation of the distribution function (DF) of a continuous random variable based on a ranked set sampling design using the exponentially tilted (ET) empirical likelihood method.