Sentence examples for based on deviation and from inspiring English sources
Based on deviation and parameters, the results of the MIDW method not only fit better with the surveyed values, but they also incorporate both the singularity and spatial association in data interpolation.
Wang et al. [23] defined the maximal and minimal reference sets and then proposed the ranking method based on deviation degree and relative variation of fuzzy numbers and subsequent Asady in [5] proposed a revised method of ranking LR fuzzy number based on deviation degree with Wangs method.
The partial measurement strategy based on deviation modeling and adaptive region selection results in maximum information gain within the given assembly system cycle time.
Investigating the left-right symmetry of talus bones from intact ankle joints using a reliable 3D geometric morphometric approach which is based on deviation analysis, and is independent of landmark placing.
In this study, we investigated the left-right symmetry of the talus bone using a reliable 3D geometric morphometric approach which is based on deviation analysis, and is independent of landmark placing.
Most methods employ a statistical approach to identify interacting marker pairs based on deviation from a null distribution and estimation of type I error.
A moving horizon estimation (MHE) technique is used to alter the tissue sensitivity to insulin based on deviations between measurements and model predictions of glucose concentration as a mechanism for tailoring the controller model to individual patient dynamics.
Five EC and five NO2 samples were excluded from the data set based on deviations from their respective time-series and as statistical outliers (> 95% from the mean).
Viability was determined based on deviations from the cell only control and presented as % viability of control ± standard deviation.
Visual evaluation and response based on standard deviation and slope are not applicable to the ELISPOT setting.
The guideline describes three approaches to estimate the limit of detection for an analytical test: visual evaluation, signal-to-noise, and response based on standard deviation and slope.
