Sentence examples for by the normalized cumulative from inspiring English sources

Another method of fairness assessment, proposed in WiMAX standard [18], is determined by the normalized cumulative distributive function (CDF) of throughput per UT.

All proteins with at least one nonsynonymous somatic mutation were ranked by the normalized cumulative scores, where TP53 ranked the highest.

For detection of damage in structures, the damage locating vector (DLV) method is adapted to account for the different types and variations of internal forces and capacities along the length of each element by using the normalized cumulative energy instead of the normalized cumulative stress.

It was found that the normalized cumulative stiffness of the strengthened column specimen CS4 increased by about 87%% than in specimen CS1.

It is also obvious that the normalized cumulative stiffness of the strengthened column specimen CS4 is increased by about 87%% than specimen CS1.

Finally, the normalized cumulative probability in the data set of random sequences generated by a first order Markov model is distributed evenly along the whole sequence and at about the same level as that in the false positives data set.

The normalized cumulative mass released during the burst release ranged from 25.1±9.2% to 93.0±0.7% and was found to be significantly influenced by the initial HY loading, the HY molecular weight, and the PLGA molecular weight.

Here, the normalized cumulative rate of release values ranged from 0.2±0.1%/day to 3.6±0.7%/day and were dependent on all formulation parameters studied.

AE signals were then analyzed in terms of the AE amplitude, the normalized cumulative AE energy, ratio of rise time to amplitude (RA) and the peak frequency.

This discrepancy in the normalized cumulative energy release (NCER) indicates that the April 14 event was followed by much larger relative aftershock productivity than the April 16 event.

The normalized cumulative energy releases (NCERs) in the pre- and post-April 16 periods reach 60 and 11%, respectively, by the lapse time of 27 h.