Sentence examples for based on relationship between from inspiring English sources
The standard calibration curves of methane and hydrogen were made based on relationship between peak area and the respective concentrations (R2 = 0.994, n = 6).
On the other hands, we define the inter-relation as a graph constructed based on relationship between different levels of genomic data such as gene expression and miRNA data.
Controlled terminologies can allow for meaning-based retrieval, for example by aggregation along hierarchical structures, or based on relationships between codes.
The second indicator was based on relationships between agro-ecological units and farms, measured at the valley level.
The network was trained based on relationships between the proportions of SCC and its performance using existing data available in published literature.
Dong et al. (2007) classified tight sandstone gas reservoirs into reformed and original types based on relationships between tight gas accumulation and structural evolution and different accumulation principles.
Probabilistic (statistical) approaches are based on relationships between each landslide factor and the distribution of past landslides (Lee and Talib 2005) and this relationship can be evaluated quantitatively using the frequency ratio model.
The authors in [14] also admit that any conclusion based on relationships between mental state, and observable behavior will require a huge amount of data, and there exists a shortage of emotion-oriented computing databases [26, 27].
To account for density reduction in dead wood, Harmon et al. [9] developed DRF for SDTs based on relationships between downed dead and SDT wood density as ascertained through field measurements across the northern hemisphere.
Based on relationships between bite size and carnivore behavior and body size, we conclude that the primary modifying agents were large carnivores (i.e., wolves or saber-toothed cats).
A more flexible and efficient alternative might involve inferring depth from thermal data based on relationships between depth and integral length scales of turbulent fluctuations in temperature, captured as variations in image brightness.
