Sentence examples for based on the determinants from inspiring English sources
This paper discusses policy implications in designing domestic policy instruments based on the determinants that impact corporate preferences.
The training will be based on the determinants identified in the determinant analysis performed in the past.
As part of the mapping approach, matrices of change objectives based on the determinants of eating behaviours were developed.
Next, it goes on to consider the widely used Harris interest point operator, which is based on the determinant of the matrix of second moments of the first derivatives of the intensity function.
The main contribution of this paper consists in developing a procedure for optimal input design based on the determinant of an interval Gram matrix of sensitivities to improve parameter estimation in a bounded-error context.
Another common technique is the speed up robust feature (SURF) [15], which is inspired by the SIFT detector and is based on the determinant Hessian matrix.
Both the unstructured and the structured GLRT detectors presented in this paper are found to be based on the determinant of covariance matrices, which are typically estimated through the sample covariance, as in (11) and (18), respectively.
The existing methods are largely based on the determinant, the eigenvalues of the FIM or the pairwise correlations, and do not reveal the complexity of mutual relationships between parameters in multi-parameter models.
The VDAC-based peptides used in the current study were originally designed based on the binding determinants of the VDAC1/Bcl-2 interandion, and later identified as being effective at disrupting VDAC/Bcl-xL.
A proposed treatment strategy based on a pathophysiological approach is presented in Figure 1. Figure 1 Pathophysiological approach to the treatment of acute systemic arterial hypertension in critically ill patients based on the main determinants of the mean arterial pressure (MAP).
An approach based on the social determinants of health implies working across disciplinary and sectoral boundaries [ 18].
