Sentence examples for intractable variables from inspiring English sources

Recently, response surface methodology (RSM) has been accepted for modeling and optimizing of input intractable variables to achieve maximum yield product as output for productive process [21].

Although the several steps of surgical technique and postoperative removal of the implant may be inconvenient or unpopular to some surgeons, our favourable surgical outcomes are significant in terms of having targeted complicated multirecurrent pterygia that is essentially intractable to variable treatments.

In a retrospective analysis conducted on 10 common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus) suffering from small intestinal adenocarcinoma, nine of them had common symptoms related to weight loss and an intractable diarrhea, with variable presence of blood [ 15].

The optimal timing of temperature control generally leads to analytically intractable problems: the state variables' changes in time may be continuous and/or in steps, and may be deterministic and/or stochastic.

However, the calculation of close form of the sum of a norm random variable and a student's t random variable is analytically intractable.

However, this requires integrals over hidden variables and is intractable to compute in closed form.

As usual with latent variable models, the likelihood is intractable as the number of potential states of the hidden variables grows exponentially with the number of variables.

The determination of the best variable ordering is intractable.

We selected genes with the reported criteria [15]: not only were these selected genes conservative enough for primer design, but they were also parsimony informative for the resolution of a variable range of intractable phylogenetic problems.

The ability of XFEL crystallography to reveal native and functionally important alternative conformations at high resolution may be especially useful for other systems that are presently intractable for room- or variable-temperature synchrotron crystallography due to the small size of available crystals.

Mitochondrial respiratory chain disorder (MRCD) is an intractable disease of infants with variable clinical symptoms.