Sentence examples for based on some measure from inspiring English sources
The columns of the mixing matrix A assign each observed data point to only one source based on some measure of proximity to those columns [182], i.e., at each instant only one source is considered active.
-Some people assert that all stereotypes are based on some measure of truth.
Of the 39 states that provide capital dollars to local school districts, 23 of them adjust the amount based on some measure(s) of local wealth.
The answer ultimately lies in wholesale reform of international tax rules, so that multinationals are obliged to pay tax based on some measure of economic activity in each country, whether sales, employment or assets.
One idea, favoured by European governments, is differential pricing, under which drug firms would be urged to charge different prices in different markets, based on some measure of need and purchasing power.
The analysis involves estimation of crash frequency and/or rate (i.e., frequency normalized based on some measure of exposure) with geometric design features (e.g., number of lanes) and traffic characteristics (e.g., Average Annual Daily Traffic [AADT]) of the roadway location.
The U.S. response to the U.N. argued poverty in America has fallen by 77percentt "based on some measures of consumption" since 1980.
The basic idea for most computational gene prioritization is that for a heritable trait with genetic heterogeneity, different trait-related genes should show similarities with one another based on some particular measure.
When applying this approach to other diseases, researchers should investigate several distributions according to the shape of their data and choose an appropriate one based on some appropriate measures, for instance, those shown in Table 1.
For example, hierarchical clustering techniques either aggregate or divide the data based on some proximity measure, while density estimation-based nonparametric approaches identify clusters and their number from the modes of the empirical density function of the unknowns (see, e.g., [33], for a survey).
ENPOP iteratively adjusts the parameters simultaneously to move the model global minimum energy conformation for each of m different molecules as close as possible to the true native conformations, based on some appropriate measure of structural error.
