Sentence examples for for moderately small from inspiring English sources

The other is appropriate for moderately small J, and appears to be a simpler alternative method achieving the near √n‐consistency of the procedure of Hall and Yao (2003).

An analysis of convergence for the series solutions is performed, which is useful in numerical solution of singularly perturbed differential equations for moderately small values of ε (e.g., ε=0.1 10−4).

The fast evaluation of the eigenvalues makes it possible to obtain contour plots of the heat exchanger effectiveness in the (Δw,κ−1w) plane, which exhibit distinguished regimes corresponding to limiting cases with and without axial and transverse wall conduction effects, with smooth transitions occurring for moderately small values of Δw and κ−1w.

In practice, this strategy is suitable for moderately small networks, and the model asymptotically converges to the Gibbs distribution of probable hierarchical structures, with probability proportional to their likelihood.

For the vibrations of the shell itself, the dynamic version of the Sanders non-linear equations for the case of moderately small rotations is employed.

An important objective will be to look for performance as close as possible to channel capacity with dictionaries of moderately small sizes, allowing small signal spaces.

Model II is valid for very small ε (e.g., ε=10−7), but Model I for a moderately small ε (=0.1 10−4).

Compared with infants with normal birth weight for GA, infants who were assessed as very small for GA (very SGA; <3rd percentile) had a doubled infant mortality risk and moderately small for GA infants (moderately SGA; between the 3rd and the 10th percentiles) had a 50% increased risk in the fully adjusted model (table 1).

Thus, when using the LD method with an amount of data that it is currently possible to achieve for many natural populations, one is not likely to mistake a population with moderately small Ne for one with large Ne.

Therefore, a single analysis in the present study was expected to detect true associations with the phenotype with 80% statistical power for effect sizes from large to moderately small but not very small.

For example, the Villin headpiece, a well-studied moderately small protein, has been studied as a function of temperature.