Sentence examples for be a general parameter from inspiring English sources
Thus, the propensity to bind a nucleosome may be a general parameter in determining GR localization.
MD is a general parameter that accounts for the mean diffusivity in all directions, MK might be a specific parameter for tissue structure [ 10], and FA is a general index of anisotropy, with a value of zero corresponding to isotropic diffusion and a value of one corresponding to diffusion only in one direction.
Thus, our approach is expected to be a general approach in parameter optimization for improving the parameter accuracy.
We also present evidence that the lack of correlation between these two parameters may be a general phenomenon among antimicrobial peptides.
It is related to a general parameter t through where ˙σ is the equi-affine speed of the curve.
In statistics, bootstrapping is a general purpose parameter estimation approach falling within a broader class of resampling methods [ 1].
It is useful as a general parameter quantifying gas exchange disturbances but must not be overinterpreted as necessarily implying the existence of unperfused alveoli.
Thus, combined with the specific power group based on the conventional concept which has a simplicity in the calculation of its value for suspended particles, the specific power group based on our concept is useful as a general parameter in the study of mass transfer phenomena between a liquid and particles where the liquid is either quiescent or turbulent and the particles are fixed or suspended.
While this is a general principle of parameter estimation (Tarantola, 2005), in practice the uncertainty of calibrated parameters (e.g., in terms of confidence intervals) increases when their influence on the 'goodness of fit' is weaker.
This is a general principle of parameter estimation, which is further exemplified in the MCM user manual (e.g. section 2.6).
The expression of the affine curvature in terms of a general parameter t is, which shows that affine curvature is a fourth order differential function even though only a third order derivative appears in Eq. (25).
