Sentence examples for empirical intensity from inspiring English sources

To illustrate this approach, consider Figure 3, which shows the empirical intensity distribution (histogram) of an arbitrary spectrum, together with the estimated components (except the uniform distribution, which has the expected coefficient of almost zero).

The empirical development of intensity-based definitions suggests the PARA-SCI may be the most effective self-report questionnaire at measuring the intensity of PA in persons with SCI.

However, it is natural to expect that more aggressive normalization methods such as quantile normalization (e.g. forcing each array to have the exact same empirical distribution of intensities) will reduce variations among samples not only within the treatment group but also between treatment groups, which could make the discovery of truly differentially expressed features more difficult.

The empirical assessment investigated about intensity and speed of VPT and on the existence of asymmetries.

The empirical research on the intensity of job search per se by benefit claimants is scarce and inconclusive.

From that set of empirical equations, the stress intensity factor of a surface crack subjected to a sum of monomials can be easily calculated.

The Freundlich isotherm (Freundlich 1906) is employed to model the multilayer adsorption based on sorption onto heterogeneous surface and is given by q_{text{e}} = K_{text{f}} C_{text{e}}^{1/n} (3)where Kf (mg1−1/n L1/n g−1) is Freundlich constant indicative of the relative adsorption capacity of the adsorbent and n is the empirical parameter representing adsorption intensity of the adsorbent.

If we simply apply the empirical relationship between the intensity of tremors and seismite thickness (Hibsch et al., 1997) as applied by Gajurel et al. (1998), most of the seismites may have been formed by events stronger than X on the MMI scale.

The analysis suggests there are differences in the capability of different modelling approaches to assess changing levels of intensification: dynamic, process-based simulation models appear to be better suited to predict changes in land-use intensity than empirical, stochastic or static optimisation models.

Differentially expressed genes between two groups were identified by two-group comparison using intensity-based empirical Bayes method (IBMT) (Sartor et al., 2006).

Estimated fold change for each comparison was calculated using ANOVA, and resulting t-statistics from each comparison were modified using an intensity-based empirical Bayes method (IBMT) [ 33].