Sentence examples for based on continuous variables from inspiring English sources
In the recent joint statement by the American Diabetes Association and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes [ 33], it was recommended that one area of necessary research was the definition of the metabolic syndrome based on continuous variables in a multivariate score system.
For certain quantum computers that are based on continuous variables, such spaces can even be infinitely large.
Because of the non-linear objective functions of this problem, we use a linearization method for increasing, convex and non-linear functions based on continuous variables.
The algorithm based on continuous variables and likelihood ratio as distance measure assumes a multivariate normal distribution of the data, but there is some evidence that the procedure remains valid under violation of the distribution assumption [16].
The first is based on continuous variables using differential equations.
Hsu's multiple comparisons with the best (MCB) – adapted from the Dunnett's multiple comparisons with control (MCC) – has been used for selecting the best treatment based on continuous variables.
The initial discrete-valued topology optimization problem is established as an optimization problem based on continuous design variables by employing a material density field into the design domain.
The definition of TE and ATE in Eq. (1) and Eq. (2) respectively are based on continuous random variables.
In models based on continuous exposure variables, SO2 exposures during the first trimester exhibited a significant association with LBW.
Geometric mean values and their confidence intervals (CIs) were obtained by back transformation, whereas linear regression coefficients in analyses based on continuous exposure variables were not.
In Caucasian patients with severe sepsis due to pneumonia carriers of the 4G allele of PAI-1 polymorphism have higher risk for multiple organ dysfunction syndrome and septic shock and in agreement they showed more fulminant disease progression based on continuous clinical variables.
