Sentence examples for identified assuming from inspiring English sources

We apply our methodology to financial time series analysis and demonstrate how a probabilistic TS fuzzy system can be identified, assuming that a linguistic term set is given.

When output-only data is available, i.e. measured responses of the structure, frequencies, damping ratios and mode shapes can be identified assuming that ambient sources like wind or traffic excite the system sufficiently.

For some cases, the variability of downstream wards can easily be identified assuming sufficient capacity.

Among these, up and down regulated genes were identified assuming a threshold ratio of expression as log2 higher than 1 and lower than -1, respectively.

An obvious question is how complete is the Xenopus EST set and what percentage of genes have been identified assuming that the vast majority of protein coding sequences have been evolutionarily conserved.

Then, its parent (original copy) and child (inserted copy) regions are identified, assuming the parent segment will keep a longer conserved synteny with the other species than the child (Han et al. 2009).

Younger, the only member of MI6 who can be publicly identified, assumed office in November 2014.

Ouellette and Wood's (1998) ' Behaviour Frequency × Context Stability' (BFCS) measures, used in 16 studies (12% of all quantitative studies identified), assume that past behaviour reliably reflects habit in unvarying settings.

But because these works assume a character with binary states with equal substitution rates, the inconsistency conditions identified by assuming such a simplistic model cannot be directly applied to real-life molecular loci, which typically follow much more complex molecular evolutionary models and vary in rates of evolution.

The gene has yet to be identified -- assuming it exists.

Lower and upper bounds of the natural frequencies of the delaminated beams are identified by assuming totally 'free' and totally 'constrained' deformations of the delaminated layers, respectively.