Sentence examples for content dependency from inspiring English sources
The variation from the "Q-factor" method lies in the fact that Q was not determined from RBS carbon peak height, because of the hydrogen content dependency of carbon peak height, but from RBS gold signal height as occurring from backscattering of particles on a thin gold foil placed onto each sample.
In the following section, we will make a development of the two terms based on content dependency.
As it can be observed, the data points are well concentrated near the fitting curve for HDR-VDP-2, as well as for HDR-VQM, while they are more scattered for the other metrics, especially in the case of LOG_PSNR_Y, which shows higher content dependency.
They exhibit efficiency gains over reference methods, by exploiting the content dependencies and correlated community-driven access patterns of the clients.
For the first plot the input data on spatial arrangement of soil horizons and laboratory data on thermal diffusivity vs. moisture content dependencies for different horizons were used.
We used dinucleotide contrast C N 1 pN 2 = f N 1 pN 2/(f N 1 × f N 2) to analyze dinucleotide frequencies and their GC content dependencies.
As sequencing depth depends on GC-content, we used the experimentally observed GC-content dependency function from the ENCODE dataset for the MCF-7 cell line (input and H3K9me3).
The shape of the GC-content dependency may vary even between datasets generated within the same laboratory (Supplementary Fig. S2B).
A possible difference in GC-content dependencies between ChIP and control datasets can result in false predictions of enrichment in histone modification marks (Chen et al., 2012).
Subprime loans were so coveted by Wall Street that a number of Wall Street firms not content with their dependency on suppliers like Countrywide acquired mortgage companies themselves.
Further analysis of the results showed that for a given cellulose acetate butyrate (CAB) resin content, a linear dependency was found to exist between the orientation attribute (i.e. λ) and the mechanical attribute (i.e. the Young's modulus).
