Sentence examples for by a factor based from inspiring English sources

First, I estimated the number of college football fans in each of the United States' 210 media markets, multiplying their populations by a factor based on the number of people who conducted Google searches for the term "college football" in each area.

For the ORFan proteins, the histogram was scaled up by a factor based on the fraction of ORFan proteins.

In Québec, data were weighted by a factor based on the inverse of the selection probability, the probability of non-response, and the post-stratification and attrition rates to ensure that the data were longitudinally representative of infants born in 1998, in the province of Québec [ 51].

As there are many interstitial structures and some focal infiltrates and hypoventilation beyond the CT resolution, the volume was compensated to better approximate actual air content by pondering the total volume by a factor based on the mean Hounsfield Unit measurement of the same pulmonary area.

Moreover, a reliable estimate of the Intego practice population (corresponding to 1.72% of the population of Flanders) can be obtained by extrapolating the yearly contact group by a correction factor based on social security data [ 22].

Stage-specific RNA-Seq data were corrected for each stage by a correction factor (based on the amount of RNA per parasite nucleus present in each stage as described earlier [ 18]).

We found it necessary to modify the transition rates used in our inference by a multiplicative factor based on the level of LD pruning applied to the SNP list (Table S2).

The computational error generated by the assumption is corrected by introducing a correction factor based on the production profile of single CBM wells.

There are multiple DMOADs in clinical trials, such as rhFGF-18 (Sprimerfin by Merck), a growth factor based therapy, in Phase II which has shown a decrease in cartilage thickness and volume in patients with OA [ 6].

We achieved this by applying a scaling factor based on the empirical distribution of ED scores in a randomly generated phylogeny of 5000 species grown under constant rates of speciation (0.1) and extinction (0.08).

To account for this difference in low-dose slope, the slope at the benchmark dose could be modified by a factor M S, an adjustment factor based on mechanistic understanding.