Sentence examples for deriving the effect from inspiring English sources

A statistical model of evolution is used to infer an estimate of the true distance by deriving the effect of a given number of changes in the model on the computed measure and (algebraically or numerically) inverting the derivation to produce a maximum-likelihood estimate of the true distance under the model.

The purpose of this paper is to examine possible ways of insuring the idiosyncratic ϵ risk, and deriving the effects of the amount and composition of uncertainty on the efficient amount of that insurance.

Existing methods of deriving the effects of variants can be limiting: many present too high a hurdle in terms of timeframe, privacy or ease of use; others are species limited.

Sensitivity analysis is performed to derive the effect of perfect and imperfect interface properties on the mechanical performance of the biopolymer blend.

We log-linearize the model to derive the effect of protectionism in the short and medium run.

We also derive the effect of export taxes on real factor remuneration in the short, medium and long terms.

We computed the mutual information and the transmission power for South Korea and West Africa for the three levels, and then, we could derive the effect of international collaboration.

Thus, in order to derive the effect on total water use of a change in final demand, we will use the basic equation of the I O model of water use (Eq. 22).

In a region of interest analysis, we derived the effect size (extent) of MPFC activation of stop > go trials [ 38].

We derived the effect sizes of the contrast SS > SE for each of the seven regions that showed activity difference between men and women (Fig. 3).

Ultimately it was the activity path data that we used to derive the effect estimates and there are indications those data are valid.