Sentence examples for depending on the robustness from inspiring English sources
The proposed approach guarantees robust stability once a condition depending on the robustness measure is satisfied.
The time required for deriving such congenic strains is about 1 2 years, depending on the robustness and intensiveness of the polymorphic analysis between the gene donor and recipient strains [7].
The sensitivity and specificity of any given virus-specific PCR vary depending on the robustness of the primers and the genome variability or mutations in the primer-binding region of the viral genome, as well as the target copy number and the efficiency of the reaction.
In both cases, one difficulty is that if the imaged area is divided into B subregions corresponding to different corrections, the number of measurements required to achieve correction is multiplied by the same factor B. This limits the number of subregions that can be independently corrected, depending on the robustness of the sample and on the time that can be allowed for correction.
As always, latency and image quality depend on the robustness of your local network.
The performance of current CASA systems on voiced speech separation strictly depends on the robustness of the algorithm used for pitch frequency estimation.
The adoption of this technique will certainly depend on the robustness of the MLPA technique and the analysis algorithm used, in order to avoid missed or miscalled results.
It is worth noting that the reliability of predictive models depends on the robustness of demographic rates and the number of known parameters for each age class.
The performance of classifiers not only depends on the robustness of machine learning approaches, but also whether the features extracted from training datasets accurately reflect those of PTMs or non-PTMs.
The value of a predictive biomarker test depends on the robustness, sensitivity and specificity of the assay.
z is the RF parameter and it depends on the robustness of regulatory interactions to gene loss (see Figure 2).
