Sentence examples for determined by the reference from inspiring English sources

The extracted watermark is not the embedded watermark, actually it is determined by the reference watermark, which leads to false positive detection problem.

Bland and Altman plot of volumes determined by the reference standard and the 15%max threshold is displayed in Fig. 3.

The ranks of jobs (smaller ranks for jobs with higher priorities) in each situation determined by the reference rule are recorded.

For each evolved priority function, the corresponding ranks are also determined and the decision value for each decision situation is the rank determined by the reference rule of the job whose rank obtained by the evolved priority function is 1.

In 2/3 patients with CS as determined by the reference standard, 18F-FDG uptake was focal on diffuse, whereas it was classified as diffuse in the last patient, who had severely dilated cardiac cavities (see Fig. 3).

The pure sample of sertraline (SER) was kindly supplied by the Egyptian Company for Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals (ADWIA) (10th of Ramadan City, Egypt), with a purity of 99.78% as determined by the reference method [23].

This suggested that the number of mapped reads is largely determined by the respective reference, and using genome sequences as reference is superior to using all (known) transcripts.

If the observed t-statistic is more extreme than the critical value determined by the appropriate reference distribution, the null hypothesis is rejected.

This confirmed that methylation determined by the ACTB reference assay was overestimated for samples showing gene amplification.

MICs, determined by the EUCAST reference microdilution method (6 ), after 48 h of incubation were >8, 2, >8, 0.5, and >8 µg/mL for amphotericin B, itraconazole, voriconazole, posaconazole, and caspofungin, respectively.

H chemical shifts were calibrated relative to the HDO signal at 4.77 ppm at 25°C and the C shifts were then determined by the indirect referencing approach from the proton reference frequency (Wishart et al., 1995).