Sentence examples for based only on measures from inspiring English sources

The proposed algorithm is based only on measures and does not use closed-form expressions, a priori information about traffic statistical properties, and assumptions about buffer dimension.

A local linear wear measurement method for some types of engineering surfaces was also developed based only on measured worn surface.

We consider the problem of designing distributed controllers for multiple mobile agents to achieve flocking motion in three-dimensional space based only on measured position.

The results based only on measured PM10 confirmed the presence of a statistical interaction between PM10 and smoking.

Although Bogdanffy et al [ 28] also used a combination of PA-and lateral-projection DXA, their study was based only on repeated measures in a single group of 15 patients undergoing spinal fusion.

The first three models include one based only on land cover measures, one based only on telecommunication measures, and one based on a combination of both.

The study was small, monocentric, and based only on one sample measured at 24 h, however.

Finally, in some situations, the macrocirculation may be decoupled from the microcirculation [ 10, 11], thereby reducing the effectiveness of haemodynamic optimisation based only on commonly measured macrocirculatory parameters and complicating the haemodynamic management of critically ill patients.

Some ecoregions were consistently prioritized regardless of the biodiversity measure, e.g., the Lowland fynbos and renosterveld, while others are selected based only on a single measure such as the Southeastern Iberian shrublands and woodlands in the Mediterranean Basin or the Naracoorte woodlands in Australia.

The aim of this study was to build a model to predict the force applied to the Grip-ball dynamometer based only on the pressure measured by the Grip-ball and its initial pressure.

The method uses a relevant reference panel to directly impute unmeasured SNP statistics based only on statistics at measured SNPs and estimated/user-specified ethnic proportions.