Sentence examples for coarse prediction from inspiring English sources

Thus, rate constants between branched points were roughly adjusted using some of the time course of relative metabolite concentrations for the coarse prediction of the metabolites concentration and this system was named modified U-system.

The potential is seen as high for use of quantitative ecological methods to generate baseline environmental information as well as coarse predictions on likely consequences of development options, useful for environmental assessment.

While we do not know the explicit relation between our phase variance measurements and the actual waveguide properties of the cones imaged, we nevertheless can make coarse predictions.

But this may have been too coarse a prediction.

Amino acid preferences in proteins of different functionality have been utilized before for coarse function prediction from sequence alone (e.g. [ 46]).

Our estimate included only model-selection uncertainty, and the FIA estimate included sampling error that contributed approximately 6% uncertainty (plus limited model-selection uncertainty introduced by our C biomass conversion factor range used on our foliage, dead branch, and coarse root prediction envelopes).

Coarse particle predictions (2.5 μm < D p < 10 μm) have undergone only preliminary comparisons to measurements and were not used for exposure estimates in the present study.

The model was used to simulate recruitment of four different signaling molecules (Grb2, PLCγ1, Stat5, Shc) to the phosphorylated EGFR tail, with rules based on coarse-grained prediction of spatial constraints.

By coarse-graining predictions of the crystal plasticity framework using a Taylor averaging scheme, a macroscopic constitutive model is developed to investigate effects of microstructure on ballistic perforation resistance of plates of an Al Cu Mg Ag alloy.

First, the median filter is used to calculate the coarse haze layer prediction F x) generated from the whiten image g(x) as follows: F ( x ) = median Ω ( g ( x ) ) (6).

A specific coarse-to-fine prediction scheme is proposed that ensures the stability of the computations, even when a large number of scales are involved.