Sentence examples for matching to estimate from inspiring English sources
In this paper, radar scan matching to estimate relative movements is studied.
We use propensity score matching to estimate program impacts for those who participate in the program.
In case that the users possess the naked-eye multi-view 3D displays, the side-by-side or top-and-bottom stereo packing formats should further involve not only real-time stereo matching to estimate the depth information but also these displays which also need the depth image-based rendering (DIBR) process to produce the multi-view synthesized videos.
We used propensity score matching to estimate FMD in subjects with similar characteristics of diabetic and non-diabetic groups.
Second, the use of propensity score matching to estimate the relationship between testing behavior and perceived community vulnerability provides some of the advantages of a controlled trial, in that it allows for comparisons in which differences in other measured characteristics are controlled.
All case control analysis applied multivariate conditional logistic regression, conditioned on the case control matching, to estimate adjusted odds ratios (ORs) and associated 95%% confidence intervals.
Here, CPs with the same color in different images are matched to estimate the transformation model.
The SIFT features are matched to estimate the relative movement of the vessel between multiple consecutive scans.
Energy intake of each participant was matched to estimated energy requirement [ 5] with 1-MJ standardised increments (shortbread or a combination of white bread, butter and marmalade) added to 8 MJ/d (female) or 10 MJ/d (males) basal diets.
"Anything up to 52,000 - beyond that it'll have to be standing room only," was the sarcastic reply of the club's media officer when asked pre-match to estimate the likely attendance.
Miranda predicts microRNA targets based on a three phase method that incorporates sequence-matching to estimate the complementarity between a miRNA and a potential target gene to give a score (S).
