Sentence examples for index to derive from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the MR should not only inform the CN of its new location, but also of the new index to derive new keys.

The main idea of SOC method is exploiting the correlation of indices to derive better compression performance.

Using the F10.7 indices to derive the IRI model improves estimates of foE, specifically at low-mid latitudes.

Unit costs will be price-indexed to derive cost estimates for the base year 2011.

As one check, by including a period dummy, we tested whether there was a change, between time periods, in the relationship between required skills and the GSR index used to derive the classifier.

Following in vivo IUDR labelling, dual parameter flow cytometry was used to measure tumour DNA index (DI) and labelling index (LI) and to derive DNA synthesis time (Ts) and potential doubling time (Tpot).

a city specific consumer price index Π used to derive the real urban and rural wages w u = W u /Π,w r = W r /Π.

Having calculated Sharpe ratios for the letters, we compared the numbers with the Sharpe ratio for a market index, in order to derive what is shown in the table as a "relative Sharpe ratio".

In this case, we cannot correctly perform a correlation analysis between the Sq amplitude and solar activity index in order to derive the residual Sq amplitude to remove the solar activity dependence.

The absolute amount of the anti-apoptotic proteins in each cell line and the apoptosis index were used to derive a measure of functional activity, defined as the EC50 of doxorubicin in μM divided by molar amount of anti-apoptotic protein expressed per μg of cell protein.

The aim of our work was to compare the results of breeding scheme optimisations when the approach of Xu and Muir [ 9] (decorrelated indices) or numerical integration (optimum indices) was used to derive selection intensities, breeding value accuracies, and Δ Ga.