Sentence examples for method to fill in from inspiring English sources

We then applied our method to fill in atomic resolution in NAST coarse-grain models of the tRNA molecule.

In order to impute the missing data for social- economic status variable, we first used interpolation method to fill in the gap by computing the mean value for the existing data and substituting it for the missing household SES value.

They will be trained to use the central randomization method, to fill in the case report form, to find the correct points, to manipulate the needles, and to choose the correct electro-acupuncture apparatus.

For the remaining missing data (from households that did not have SES information at any time-point (about 10%%), we used regression based imputation method to fill in the gaps.

Use foods preserved by natural methods to fill in when fresh foods are not in season or when you lack the time or resources to prepare fresh foods.

To address the few instances where the reference sequence definition is incomplete within these exons we used a simple imputation method to fill-in the sequence with that of the most similar fully characterized allele.

To allow the statistical analysis, we applied means, regression and Expectation Maximization (EM) imputation methods to fill in missing values.

At present, there are reasonable methods to fill in missing rainfall data (Gommes and Gobel 2013), and to calibrate new modern weather stations with older data.

Using computational methods to fill in sparse data will not only rescue poorly resolved data but may also be applied to identify biomarkers, project clonal evolution, or rank potential drug responses.

Furthermore, we used two methods to fill in missing values: 1) replacing missing values with the average value of the corresponding variable; and 2) using k-nearest neighbor (k = 5).

Without valid statistical methods to fill in the values < LOD, researchers frequently have to resort to categorizing the left-censored data in analyses, which may lead to bias and substantial loss of efficiency (Taylor and Yu 2002).