Sentence examples for basis of interval from inspiring English sources

On the basis of interval arithmetic, Chu and Lin [16] introduced the fuzzy TOPSIS model.

By combining quantitative behavioral analysis with optogenetics in the head-fixed setup, we established a new approach for studying the neural basis of interval timing.

Mean and Standard deviation (SD) were computed on the basis of interval-scaled variables considered as continuous variables.

Bleeding can be classified into early (< 24 h) or late (> 24 h) on the basis of the interval after surgery.

where κ m (a) denotes the amount of time slots included in the m-th last control interval, namely the reward function which depends on the action choice a. Base Policy In the rollout algorithm, a heuristic algorithm is needed to serve as the base policy, which is also designed on the basis of control interval structure.

For the sake of description, the model was proposed on the basis of simple interval mapping [13].

So the differences of potential clinical importance remain a real possibility and equivalence cannot be safely concluded on the basis of "confidence interval" approach.

In the Florence District programme (Paci et al, 1999), the sensitivity of biennial screening (with single reading) of women aged 50 69 years has been calculated on the basis of proportional interval cancer incidence and resulted to be 75%.

12 13 Moreover, Laurent et al 13 observed a very low incidence rate of sudden death in MD patients (0.2/100 patient-years) selected to receive a prophylactic pacemaker on the basis of HV interval duration.

When we subdivided all cases into two groups on the basis of the interval between first and second breast cancer (1 to 5 years and more than 5 years), we did indeed observe a difference between these groups (Table 5).

In fact, since 2010 the full DRG rate has been paid only for patients that have undergone surgical treatment within 48 h of admission, while rates for surgeries performed more than 48 h after admission have been proportionally reduced on the basis of the interval between admission and surgery [ 7].