Sentence examples for explicit index from inspiring English sources

Although LCI has been found to be correlated to S acin and S cond, its utility and interpretation is still limited [79] since it is a bulk index of reduced ventilation efficiency over the entire lung and not an explicit index of heterogeneity of ventilation.

Continuous pointing could provide an indirect, but explicit, index of both the extent to which the patient is actively engaged in the imagery task and the characteristics of their imagined movements.

While in the main text, tensors are denoted as bold face symbols, in the supplement we often use an explicit index or matrix notation for tensors.

The indexing of an article by one or more MeSH terms is ultimately subjective, although indexers are highly trained subject matter experts and follow explicit indexing procedures.

The results indicated that most of the spatially explicit indices are more precisely estimated by fixed radius plots.

We compared these implicit and explicit indices of sense of agency as a function of the nature and length of preceding action-outcome trials.

An Unscented Kalman filter (UKF) formulation is also derived for semi-explicit index 1 DAE systems.

Such schemes are equally desirable but much less accurate for semi-explicit index-1 differential-algebraic equations (DAEs).

In the second half of this note, a new family of higher-order splitting schemes for semi-explicit index-1 DAEs is developed.

A reformulation is first effected on semi-explicit index-1 differential-algebraic equation systems, which casts them as pure ordinary differential equation systems subject to an embedded pointwise least-squares problem.

The landscape was simulated as a matrix of cells with each cell having a spatially explicit survival index for each species.