Sentence examples for by methods that depend from inspiring English sources
Because the negative chronotropic effects of these agents produce a sluggish increase in heart rate (HR) during CPX, exercise capacity is actually underestimated by methods that depend on HR-related variables such as peak oxygen uptake (˙Vo2) and anaerobic threshold (AT).
Membership functions are determined by both theoretical and empirical methods that depend on the particular application, and they may include the use of learning and optimization techniques such as neural networks or genetic algorithms (see artificial intelligence: Evolutionary computing).
In other contexts, non-survey statistical methods that depend on access to official records may be most useful.
For each trial, this HR was estimated by a method that depended on the results provided in the publication.
For each study, this HR was estimated by a method that depended on the results provided in the publication.
Jaime Escalante, the teacher celebrated in the movie "Stand and Deliver," prodded his impoverished Chicano students to extraordinary achievements on their Advanced Placement math tests, but any method that depends on a Jaime Escalante is no method at all.
A major challenge for determining the microbial species present in a sample without the need of a reference database is to use algorithms other than those also used by the methods that depend on a reference database.
Madsen and Browning (2009) extended the method by incorporating weights that depend on MAF into the group-wise statistics and approximating P-values by permutations within each group.
Importantly, these kinetic properties of the host response may not be fully captured by traditional statistical methods that largely depend on different assumptions and applied criteria.
Importantly, even apparently simple forms of cognition can be complex, showing contingencies and parallel processing, and critical subtleties in the physiological structure of neural data would not be accessible by standard or traditional methods in neuroscience that depend on drawing explicit correlations between brain network activity and an empirical and quantifiable behavior.
