Sentence examples for by applying the coefficients from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, we note that extrapolating SV-09 to epochs posterior to 2009.0 by applying the coefficients of SA-09 is another option that also requires some consideration.

We performed an external validation of existing biochemical risk stratification systems by applying the coefficients and ORs reported in the original papers.

The surfaces of predicted BTEX concentrations were created by applying the coefficients of the predictive model equation and generating predicted surfaces with a 5 × 5 m resolution.

Transmission can also occur when the efficacy of the hand hygiene process, λ, is less than 1.0, with the precise risk being determined by applying the coefficient (1-λ) to the probability score for the individual journey.

Also, some authors [37] achieve to save up to 67% of the FPGA resources by applying the channel coefficients in the frequency domain.

The model was calibrated by applying the regression coefficients from the derivation cohort to the individuals in the validation cohort and generating expected probabilities of breast cancer.

In other words, multidimensional data points were mapped onto a one-dimensional space by applying the regression coefficients, estimated from the training data set, to the measurements of the corresponding features in the validation data set.

By applying the correlated coefficient, the theoretical model can predicate the performance of the dehumidifier with an acceptable accuracy.

Using 2008 as the baseline year, the figure data compares the difference between the baseline and model-predicted 2015 emissions by applying the regression coefficient values.

By applying the capacity coefficient, it was clear that integration of multi-sensor imagery did not improve with training, and in fact may have degraded.

The positive effects of BPS on process quality and time were integrated into the demand trend by applying the Gini coefficient of the process demand, which measures the demand concentration on the master process, to Anderson's (1994) model of customer satisfaction and retention.