Sentence examples for by using variability from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we propose an approach to the development of an automatic generation of the domain-specific rules by using variability feature model and ontology definition of domain model concepts coming from Software product line engineering and Model Driven Architecture.

By using variability analysis at different time points or, more powerfully, continuously over time, it is theoretically possible to track the 'system state' over time.

In particular, Razouki et al. (2014a, b) examine the prediction of adverse events by using the variability of INR and TTR.

In order to gain insight into the flux changes underlying the changes in the Synechocystis metabolism due to (un availability of light, we have compared the autotrophic growth with the other two by using flux variability analysis.

In fact, parameter m can be also determined by using a variability explanation ratio ρ m defined as follows, such that it is greater than a threshold   ρ (e.g., ρ = 60%% ), which is the variability explanation ratio by the first principal component of those detail coefficient matrices before or equal the cutoff.

Between-subject variability was calculated by using an exponential variability model.

By using heart rate variability, several studies have evaluated the relationship between vagal tone and the activation status of the immune system (reviewed in Huston and Tracey 2011 98).

This covariate is clinically crucial since it allows the estimation of a possible "timing-of-surgery" effect by using the natural variability among patients with respect to the duration of complaints at the moment of the decision to perform surgery or to postpone it.

SPL approach provides a structured method for handling variability by using feature models.

The idea is to decrease vineyard variability by using sensor technology to spatially measure the entire vineyard, making the impossible, possible.

EEG-DABS removes variability by using defined parameters of EEG/ECoG for a desired behavior over chronic recordings.