Sentence examples for matrix that considered from inspiring English sources

Thus, we devised a relationship matrix that considered intermediate-aged relationships and compared all these relationship matrices for their accuracy of genomic prediction in a pig breeding situation.

The random sample consensus (RANSAC) method is applied to estimate a similarity matrix that considers only inliers in order to disregard the incorrect correspondences and those that describe the movement of objects.

In comparison, the CAO matrix that considers the substitution cost for every contact pair of amino acids was probably underdetermined.

The new method is based on a matrix calculation that considers the transmission losses in a simple way.

However, subspecialization needs to evolve from one-dimensional organ/system-based models to three-dimensional patient-centred matrix models that consider the disease and the presenting clinical problem [ 71].

The matrix that is considered in the project is in accordance with the dimensions of the physical shale rock matrix with following dimensions: Length = 22ft.

The slight novelty of our approach is that the notions of weak local identifiability and gradient weak local identifiability that we introduce are related much more to the Hessian of the likelihood rather than the Fisher information matrix that was considered by Rothenberg [1].

First, I studied the procedures' power and Type I error through computer simulations that considered covariance matrices differing in shape, orientation or both, in different number of variables and sample size situations.

As MLVA genotype A was also the dominant genotype in animal samples obtained from goats, sheep, and rats (Table 4), these data show that the most common genotype can be detected in both the animal hosts and the environmental matrices that are considered to play a dominant role in the direct or indirect transmission from animals to humans.

For many biomaterial applications that consider matrix stiffness, it is often deemed ideal to match the material modulus to that of the native tissue.

This direction is the first axis of the phenotypic variance-covariance matrix that is frequently considered as a surrogate of the genetic variance-covariance matrix, difficult or impossible to evaluate in wild trapped or fossil populations [ 40- 42].