Sentence examples for considered generalization from inspiring English sources

Because the overall participation rate of this study was only 27% when the total invited group in HUNT 3 in Verdal/Stjørdal was considered, generalization of our results to the whole population must be done with caution.

The author has considered generalization of the standard transshipment model in which the origin and destination constraints take not only the equality form but also of inequality which is not covered in literature.

It is also required to add younger (under the age of 40) and older people (over the age of 65) in further research to consider generalization of these findings.

Considering generalizations of the Theorem 1.2, Popescu [15] obtained the same result with different function φ.

Ultimately, we consider generalizations to arbitrary graphs in the form of graph approximations, with focus on graph product decompositions.

Another conjecture with one parameter, which comes from considering generalizations of the previous double inequality (5.12), is as follows.

We consider generalizations of the connected facility location problem, where clients connect to open facilities via access trees that are shared by multiple clients.

Second, hard clustering of the population responses into k clusters is somewhat arbitrary, and it is possible to consider generalizations to fuzzy rather than hard clustering where responses may be associated with several clusters, or categories, simultaneously in a probabilistic manner (Zemel et al., 1998).

The correntropy coefficient ^ η can be considered a generalization of the known correlation coefficient.

It might be considered as generalization in comparison to the on-ground situation.

It can be considered a generalization of the Fiedman's isoconversional method to deal with the Hoffman-Lauritzen temperature dependence.