Sentence examples for measures that integrate from inspiring English sources

Koo et al.[86] introduced novel composite similarity measures that integrate wavelet and Fourier transform coefficients, but found only a slight improvement over cosine correlation or the composite similarity measure.

Indeed, the application of a "Footprint Family" (see Galli et al. 2012, 2013; Fang et al. 2014) to develop sustainable and interdisciplinary policy measures that integrate more than one footprint indicator is increasing (Giljum et al. 2011; Ewing et al. 2012; Steen-Olsen et al. 2012).

Finally, we suggest additional measures that integrate large-scale projects and regulation improvements that involve a real transition from a regulated market to a full free market and that takes account of the barriers related to existing independent power producers (IPP) facilities.

Since ePPID is a measure that integrates protein interactions with gene co-expression information, it can filter out many transient protein interactions.

In summary, dosage effect score is a gene-wise measure that integrates copy number alteration with gene expression in a quantitative manner.

Satisfaction was expressed as the area under the pain satisfaction curve, which is a summary measure that integrates serial assessments of a woman's satisfaction with pain relief over the duration of the study.

The accuracy of the predictions made by these four measures of conservation are shown in Figure 3. PhastCons, the only measure that integrates signals from several consecutive positions, performs best for highly confident predictions (top 5% predicted as positive) but its accuracy decreases and quickly becomes worse than the other approaches at slightly more lenient thresholds.

This novel result highlights the fact that an overall measure that integrates different quality traits is more strongly associated with levels of sperm competition than any single trait analyzed separately.

This assumption may be addressed by measuring many putative adaptive traits, by measuring traits that are strongly correlated with several physiological or morphological traits important for adaptation such as phenology, or by measuring traits that integrate physiology or stress response over time such as growth and survival.

Postcode data were merged with the Socio-economic Index for Areas 2001 - Index of Disadvantage (SEIFA) to allow analysis by postcode-specific ecological measures of disadvantage that integrate variables including income, educational attainment, levels of employment and how skilled the workforce is in that particular geographic area[ 8].

He also consented to other measures that would integrate Vann's advisers so thoroughly into the structure of the division that the question of who was telling whom what to do would be forgotten.