Sentence examples for generated subjects from inspiring English sources

Generated subjects can be further restricted by specifying anthropometric (i.e. weight, height, and BMI) ranges of interest, permitting for assessment of PK variability within specific subgroups.

This means all the tolerance simulation models are generated subjected to the deviating input parameters defined by the optimization tool.

The initial imperfections used in the committee member models are generated subjecting first the panel to pure lateral pressure on the smooth plate side, and then keeping the resulting displacement pattern as the stress free imperfection.

In order to test the ability of the network to support a second attractor, a state vector r was randomly generated subject to the constraint that it be orthogonal to s, such that r⋅s = 0.

However, simulations using the adaptive dosing paradigm used in the clinical trial will not generate subjects that fit the last three check statistics.

A comprehensive phenotypic characterization of genetically-modified animals is limited by the time and expense in the selective breeding required to generate subjects for a large number of assays.

This may reflect more on the task than on the construct we chose the MSIT as our index because of its ability to generate subject-level significant effects.

Specifically, we used gadolinium-enhanced MR angiography to obtain images of the vessel lumens, which were used to generate subject-specific models.

Open any page and you come upon the likes of this: "The function of belongings within the economy of the bourgeois subject is one of supplementarity, a supplementarity that in consumer culture replaces its generating subject as the interior milieu substitutes for, and takes the place of, an interior self".

Cortical and subcortical ROIs are labeled using FreeSurfer; similarly, the MPRAGE is registered to MNI-space for generating subject-specific atlases.

The unified normalisation-segmentation model combines tissue class, intensity bias and nonlinear warping into the same probabilistic models that are assumed to generate subject-specific images (see equation (14) in [5]).