Sentence examples for equal feature from inspiring English sources

Chopin was perhaps an equal feature of interest with Alboni, as he was preceded by a high musical reputation.

For equal feature weights, the results are summarized in Figure 18.

When computing activity cliffs for this dataset, CheS-Mapper reveals that 95 compounds share equal feature values with another compound in the dataset that has the opposite nominal endpoint value.

This paper focuses on the motion control for machines used for the production of products that inherently consist of equal features placed in a repetitive pattern.

Asked to choose between different offers of a car within their preferred car segment with equal features but differences in price and carbon emission (see Fig. 5), most respondents go for the cheapest model with the highest emissions or the model with average emissions for an average price, respectively.

In the current study, we developed another method called FWM that effectively addresses the effects of multicollinearity among gene features in NBM and overcomes the disadvantages of training and prediction sets with equal global feature score (GFS, see Appendix).

The first 3 N rows in (3) are obtained from the requirement that the spline displacements equal the feature vector displacements in (2).

An additional random effect with two levels was fitted to control for the batch effect, and estimated borrowing information between features, by constraining the within-block correlations to be equal across features and by using empirical Bayes methods to moderate the standard deviations [ 57].

Due to the equal-importance feature in various packets and the direct transmission (without entropy coding and channel coding), MCS-cast does not suffer from the cliff effect and the reconstruction quality is only degraded gracefully when channel noise and/or packet loss is considered.

The percentage of BrdU-positive cells in proliferating and quiescent conditions was comparable in CTR and ADLD fibroblast cultures (Supplemental Fig. S3 D), confirming their equal proliferative features.

Nevertheless, the human orthologue, defined as "bHLH protein similar to Hesr-1/Hey1" (accession number: XM_068025, table 1, additional file 4) shows equal aberrant features from the Hey-type genes.