Sentence examples for effect of weighted and from inspiring English sources
Given the effect of weighted and unweighted GP on short-term inbreeding and long-term genetic gain, we also examined the correlation between them.
To investigate the effect of weighted degree on the proposed statistical adjustment strategies and existing methods, we compare the results achieved by different methods by considering the true disease genes with low weighted degree (≤ m) and with high weighted degree (> m) separately where is the average weighted degree of all genes(m = 4.23 in our experiments).
In this section, to discuss the effect of weighted PPI network, we modify algorithm MCSE as MCSE (unweighted) by expanding seeds on the unweighted PPI network YDIP instead of on the weighted PPI network YDIP W and compare the values of F-score of MCSE and MCSE (unweighted) in Figure 8.
To investigate the kinematic and myographic effects of weighted wrist cuffs on individuals with Parkinson disease (PD) during a reaching task.
The effects of weighted parameter together with the number of truncated polynomial terms and divided partitions on the accuracy of present theoretical solutions are investigated.
Only a tendency was found towards an effect of the weighted percentage of performed formal, informal and CBT exercises on post-MBCT depressive symptoms.
Finally, the effect of seed selection and weighted PPI network for identifying protein complexes is discussed.
We adjusted indicators to account for the effect of uneven sampling, and report weighted results.
Effects of the weighted parameters together with the number of truncated polynomial terms and the divided cavity segments on the accuracy of present solutions are investigated.
The pillow will distribute the weight more evenly on your body, mimicking the effects of a weighted lap pad.
We find the effects of a weighted function as regards determining blow-up of nonnegative solutions or not and establish the precise blow-up estimate for the linear diffusion case under some suitable conditions.
