Sentence examples for imposing a correlation from inspiring English sources

Evaluation of the 28 LHHW adsorption constants was accomplished by imposing a correlation betwen the adsorption constant and the number of aromatic rings and the number of saturated carbons.

Despite the fact that the lines differ at a large number of nucleotides and insertions/deletions, those differences impose a correlation structure across lines that is informative for a systems biology approach to quantitative models of complex phenotypes.

This relaxed-clock model imposes a correlation of rates between ancestral and descendant branches by modeling rate change on the tree as a geometric Brownian diffusion process [ 53, 54].

Instead, chemical shift degeneracy is the key source of noise in these graphs, imposing a particular correlation structure among noise edges.

On the other hand, when dealing with coded scenarios over noisy channels, it is important to point out that the data fusion problem can be regarded as a particular case of the so-called distributed joint source-channel coding of correlated sources, since the nonzero probability of sensing error imposes a spatial correlation among the data registered by the sensors.

We emulate a generic hydrologic hydrodynamic modelling cascade by imposing a bias and spatiotemporal correlations to the inflow error ensemble into the hydrodynamic domain.

Banks were imposing a limit on withdrawals.

"It's imposing a very considerable burden".

Ocean dynamics, however, impose a challenge for correlation between oil seeps detected on the water surface and its source at the ocean floor.

Correlated disorder appears when the restrictions impose a long-range correlation in atom locations, i.e., when the placement of one atom or a vacancy imposes or prevents the placement of another at a nearby position, which in turns affects the next position, etc.

PLR imposes a penalty term to each correlation coefficient to overcome the colinearity among variables and the over-fitting problem.