Sentence examples for discriminated parameter from inspiring English sources

Four types of well logs, which are sensitive to the fractures, and a comprehensive discriminated parameter, named fault zone index are used in identifying the fault zone architecture.

Where: i represents a given item in the questionnaire; j refers to the subject under assessment; k designates an item response category; n is the number of subjects in the sample; m i is the number of response categories i; a i is the discriminating parameter of item i, and b i,k is the severity parameter of response category k in item i (Andrade et al., 2000).

Where: i represents a given item in the questionnaire; j refers to the subject under assessment; k designates an item response category; n is the number of subjects in the sample; m i is the number of response categories i; a i is the discriminating parameter of item i; and b i,k is the severity parameter of response category k for item i (Andrade et al., 2000).

In presence of inconsistencies among the various traditionally used indexes (E, e', E/ A, and E/ e' ratio, mitral deceleration and flow propagation velocity, LV mass, and LA volume) [ 7], computation of LACV can be viewed as a potentially discriminating parameter.

Rat and mouse islets were dissociated into single cells and purified by FACS into beta cells (mean purity 90% insulin-positive cells) and alpha enriched-cells (75% glucagon-positive cells, 25% insulin-positive cells) using cellular light-scatter and FAD-autofluorescence as discriminating parameters.

These parameters were used for BCA analysis, highlighting BMD, Tb.N and Tb.Th as discriminating parameters.

To quantify the difference between groups for discriminating parameters (that show group effect), we calculated the effect size by means of Cohen's d parameter.

Spatial backward stepwise mode Discriminant function analysis (DFA) discriminated five parameters viz., temperature, EC, NO3 N, Fe and Pb that cause variations among three groups with classification accuracies of 71.88% (Fig. 4).

A discriminating parameter is calculated for each item.

This parameter reflects the influence of each item on the latent variable – the higher the discriminating parameter, the higher the relevance of the item for the proposed measurement.

The parameter with the highest AUC was chosen as the best discriminating parameter.