Sentence examples for development of a statistical from inspiring English sources
This paper also contains development of a statistical model to predict the bond strength (pull-out force).
The assumption of randomness is very important to the development of a statistical model used for reverberation modeling and estimation.
Design of a testing strategy involves statistical considerations, such as the development of a statistical prediction model.
The obtained results have led to the development of a statistical model enabling to calculate average predictive values of TBN for a given mileage.
This paper shows the development of a statistical damage mechanics model for concrete at uniaxial loading in compression to ultimate failure.
The objective of this study was the development of a statistical approach for radiolabeling optimization of cysteine dextran conjugates with Tc-99m tricarbonyl core.
This model enables development of a novel statistical approach for directly estimating the model parameters and in turn statistical test for significance of the genetic association is built on the estimates.
The present work focuses on the development of a novel statistical approach for the analysis of the behavior of a 2D fluidized bed operating under bubbling and slugging conditions.
The second concept is the development of a conservative statistical testing approach that does not require knowledge of the true distribution of errors or an expensive permutation test to evaluate the uniqueness and significance of alignments.
(18) If a highly advanced mass spectrometer were available one capable of measuring to an arbitrary degree of accuracy the numbers and arrival times of all incoming ions then the development of a comprehensive statistical framework for the analysis of LC-TOF MS data might be within reach.
Should these limitations be overcome in the future with the development of a solid statistical framework, it will be possible to understand at a global scale the evolutionary trends of microsatellite retention in genomes rather than be limited to the study of individual loci.
