Sentence examples for by a factor dependent from inspiring English sources

The fusion rules in step 2 of the algorithm comprise, for instance, substituting the original MS coefficient bands by the coefficients of the PAN image or adding the coefficients of the PAN to the coefficients of the original MS bands, weighted sometimes by a factor dependent on the contribution of the PAN image to each MS band.

CS can reduce the data collection burden of MRI sequences by a factor dependent on the ability of the data to be compressed in some domain.

However, if the investigator decides to allocate patients in unequal ratio and aims to achieve the pre-specified power, then the total sample size for SSD should be adjusted by a factor dependent on the allocation ratio.

A structure imposed on such models assumes an instantaneous a→b tuple mutation rate expressible as a symmetric matrix on a and b, multiplied by a factor dependent upon the equilibrium frequency distribution of either the resulting tuple (b) or the resulting nucleotide in the mutation that occurs.

Finally, the authors imposed a constraint that the scale ratio had to exceed some fixed value determined by a 'safety factor' (dependent on tuning curve shape and neural variability), in order reduce ambiguity in decoding position.

PAH clearance is the gold standard method of assessing renal plasma flow in humans, from which the renal blood flow can be determined by a scaling factor dependent on the haematocrit.

This review addresses the physiology of hemostasis, placing emphasis on how rFVIIa influences the process by both tissue factor dependent and tissue factor independent mechanisms.

As is shown by Equations (1) and (2), the components MV x and MVy are multiplied by a factor, which is directly dependent on the number of layers used, n, and the layer number of the current frame, m.

The crowded environment of the cell can cause the observed apparent diffusion coefficient to be lower than that in water by a factor that may be dependent on the size of the molecule [ 41].

where is uniquely determined by and, and is the step factor dependent on the time, channel, user, and belief state.

A linear relationship implies that if the independent variable (say m, here) doubles and the dependent variable (say IIP) changes by a factor q; then when the independent variable quadruples the dependent variable changes by a factor 2q.