Sentence examples for circles evaluated from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, it is not possible to estimate confidence intervals for the rate ratios of clusters detected by scan statistics, because of the multiple testing part of the many circles evaluated.
The next circle evaluates opportunities that require investment but reduce costs over time.
The general framework using multiscale derivatives is presented, and the one-to-one Hough dense transforms for detecting lines and circles are evaluated and compared with other variants of Hough transforms, from qualitative and computational points of view.
This relationship is due to the increase in L when a particle starting from Shock 2 must travel a long distance to reach Shock 1. Fig. 3 The breaking point (p_b) as a function of L (crosses) and (u_2) (circles), numerically evaluated using the first derivative of (log n(p)) with respect to (log p).
We therefore calculated the observed k-anonymity of blurred locations and origins for each parameter based on the underlying age-specific population density within circles and evaluated if the observed k-anonymity did not fall under a threshold of.
The graph of turbidity reduction using peptidase M15A of 0.3 μg/ml (filled triangle), 1.6 μg/ml (filled circle), 3 μg/ml (open triangle) and 16 μg/ml (open circle) were evaluated.
The entire 20 mm circle was evaluated by a board-certified cytopathologist (I.J).
The effects of this study circle were evaluated using the Nutritional Form For the Elderly, the Self-care Ability Scale for the Elderly (SASE), the Appraisal of Self-care Agency scale, the Sense of Coherence (SOC) scale, and responses to a number of health-related questions.
Clearly, the red and dashed green circles do not overlap; both the center point and the radius of the circle are not correctly evaluated by the algorithm.
b Circle dots to be evaluated.
The performance of the image processing instrumentation was evaluated using circle patterns with known diameter values that had been printed on a sheet of paper (Fig. 4e g).
