Sentence examples for considering points from inspiring English sources

This is easiest to see by considering points per possession (PPP).

Identification of importance of TCIS and their subsystems through KPT could be useful for policy makers when considering "points" affecting the specific KPT when implementing new or upgrading extant systems.

Considering points as homogenously distributed on the organism and have some biological meaning, a set of homologous points, landmarks provide information of biological life forms [ 11– 13].

The distribution of the distances has been trimmed in order to avoid considering points in poorly annotated regions and/or in gene deserts and/or in genomic gaps, which resulted nonetheless to be very far from Alus.

This restriction also prevented us from considering points of care that fall outside the care of the cancer agencies such as pre-diagnosis and post-treatment follow-up; equally important intervals of care for which information related to timeliness of care is needed.

This equation can be obtained by considering points in a Q–Q plot with coordinates q I - ROH and q A - ROH, and measuring their distance to the diagonal (which is the expected distribution if both CDF would be equal; i.e. f (x) =  x).

The uniform pointing-constraint-ignored attitude rotation planning process is designed to solve all rotations without considering pointing constraints.

But the second appeal normally only considers points of law or procedure.

Through the use of the variable ρ, we can consider points away from the periodic orbit.

where J is the sum of square residuals and n is the number of considered points.

In this case, one can consider points close to fixed points, which we call approximate fixed points.