Sentence examples for based on enumerated from inspiring English sources

In April 2008, mandatory Campylobacter spp. performance targets were introduced based on enumerated levels of Campylobacter spp. contamination on poultry carcasses at the end of primary processing, with escalating regulatory responses if targets were not met (22).

A simple random sample of 180 houses per site was drawn based on enumerated houses from an existing geographic information system for the peri-urban and a census database for the rural site.

Design optimization was performed by a direct search based on enumerating exact trinomial probabilities.

On the other hand, the centralized global optimum scheme is based on enumerating all possible alternatives for virtual MIMO coalition formation between the MS-n and its preferred subset of candidate RSs, S n.

This paper describes a methodology for the automatic development of flat patterns for any given folded structure based on enumerating all possible spanning trees of the face adjacency graph (the graph that represents the connectivity among the faces of the structure) since any spanning tree represents a potential topological unfolding of that structure.

In this work, we predict the phenotype based on enumerating all possible initializations.

The main difference between mining for MXSTs and mining for MFSTs is that the former is (as we have seen) based on enumerating ASTs, while the latter is based on enumerating FSTs.

For example, Peng et al. (2009) proposed a sequential integrative method based on enumerating maximal bi-cliques in a combined miRNA-gene network.

We proposed two algorithms to compute the FBID of a perturbation: one approach based on enumerating EM (Section 2.2), and one approach based on an LP formulation (Section 2.3).

We use data from the Office for National Statistics Longitudinal Study ONS LSS), a record linkage study of approximately 1% of the population initially based on those enumerated in the 1971 Census of England and Wales and now including linked information from subsequent censuses in 1981 , 1991and 2001.

fTrend tests based on original categories enumerated by consecutive numbers starting with one.