Sentence examples for equivalent systematic from inspiring English sources
As a contribution of this work, several new convolutional encoding matrices having an equivalent systematic recursive encoding matrix, optimized for turbo codes, are tabulated.
Importantly, an equivalent systematic comparison between GEMOT and the alternative network reconstruction algorithms on the entire network is not feasible due to the long running time of the network reconstruction algorithm.
The turbo codes are based on Partial Unit Memory Codes, which may be constructed with higher free distance than equivalent recursive systematic convolutional codes and can achieve better performance than the latter.
Bold lines represent relative risks or equivalent from systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
The two synthesis methods are equivalent since no systematic change could be discerned in the structural and the optical analyses.
As for pure BACs less than 2 cm in diameter, sublobar resection seems equivalent to lobectomy; systematic nodal dissection may be unnecessary if there are no lymph node metastases.
This code would be the equivalent of an IUPAC systematic name and would be designed to provide information about the specific substance in question.
Otherwise, the averaged measurement error would become equivalent to an averaged systematic error (assuming that the averaged random error is zero) and accuracy and trueness would be confounded.
While overall detection rates with this system have been shown to be nearly equivalent to those of systematic biopsies (80 versus 81%), the addition of targeted cores increased the detection rates of intermediate and high risk cancers, with 32% of patients upgraded after targeted biopsy [ 31].
This greatly reduces the number of targets, but allows comparing structures that are strictly chemically equivalent, removing a source of systematic errors.
Based on rigorous assumptions, the model reduction procedure is systematic and allows equivalent 'input output' representations of the system to be derived.
