Sentence examples for degree of tracking from inspiring English sources

Similar to our findings, Bao and colleagues [ 27] reported tracking coefficients varying from 0.36 to 0.50 for SBP and 0.20 to 0.42 for DBP in children ages 5 to 14 years after a 15 year-follow-up period, with BMI having no effect on the degree of tracking.

Whisper has responded by posting a point-by-point rebuttal of the Guardian's story on Scribd, but the primary objections seem to be over the degree of tracking when it comes to geographical locations.

Furthermore, countries vary with regards to the nature and degree of tracking in their systems.

From the experimental results, it is observed that the algorithm shows a good degree of tracking performance and robustness.

However, fatty acid patterns in plasma phospholipids show a relatively high degree of tracking over time [ 34, 35].

10 13 The degree of tracking of overweight and obesity through childhood is inconsistent and the association between tracking and sociodemographic and behavioural factors is uncertain.

We developed a prototype of our motion-blur-free video shooting system, which consists of our tracking method implemented on a high-speed two degrees-of-freedom tracking vision platform that controls the pan and tilt directions of the camera view by using high-speed video processing in order to reduce motion blur.

"AR mode is powered by instant motion tracking, a six degree of freedom tracking system built upon the technology that powers Motion Text in Motion Stills iOS and the privacy blur on YouTube to accurately track static and moving objects," Google engineers Jianing Wei and Tyler Mullen wrote in a blog post.

The resistance of track structure to deformation under a static load is called as static stiffness, which, usually, is determined by the deformation degree of track structure under the static load.

In regards to relative track orientations, the agglomeration of tracks near the X-axis shows the degree of tracks that were found to orient towards the most common angle on each experimental condition.

For example, Duflo et al. (2011) show that different degrees of tracking may affect teachers' effort or preferences.