Sentence examples for incorporates expected from inspiring English sources

The proposed approach not only measures the reliability of an acceptable optimization result, but also incorporates expected loss (i.e., bias and robustness) into a uniform framework of Bayesian modeling and optimization.

In the 2020s under "Current legislation" scenario, which incorporates expected economic development and planned emission controls in individual countries, the annual average ozone levels showed maximum increases of 8 12 ppb in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, and Southeast Asia comparing with the 1990s (Dentener et al. 2005).

To introduce a model incorporating expected risks for a vaginal procedure based on objective measurements of a patient's characteristics and propose it as a potential tool to assist in the selection of candidates for vaginal surgery.

We suggest that stingless bees may seek to avoid conflict through their eavesdropping behavior, incorporating expected costs associated with a choice into the decision-making process.

Additionally, the model could incorporate expected daily fluctuations, such as e.g. circadian changes, to account for the fact that basal states exhibit a range of behaviors around a baseline.

One way to address potential statistical nonindependence of populations within species is to incorporate expected similarities among populations (due to shared common ancestry and/or gene flow) as one or more variance covariance matrices in the random effect structure of a generalized linear mixed model (Stone et al. 2011).

This measure of carbon risk incorporates both expected price and the probability that this price would actually be faced in the case of a particular investment.

To express and, we integrate over each and incorporate the expected number of nodes to be located on for.

Diplomats said it had emerged that some key differences over a new UN security council resolution incorporating the expected agreement, which were thought to have been resolved, were still obstacles to a final agreement.

Incorporating an expected dropout rate of 5%, it is planned that 900 patients will be randomised: 450 patients in the tinzaparin arm and 450 patients in the control arm.

Recently, variations of this metric, for example the NG50 and 'NG Graph' (Bradnam et al. 2013), incorporating the expected genome size was introduced and provide effective means of visualizing and evaluating differences in contiguity between assemblies.