Sentence examples for method to project from inspiring English sources

We investigated the applicability and optimization of the widely used actuarial method to project individual clinical outcomes.

Since the total spin S of the ground state is unknown a priori, we first applied the CPMC method to project the lowest eigenstates of Hamiltonian (1) in different spin sectors (S, Sz), and then defined the one with lowest energy as the ground state.

In this paper, motivated by the resource-allocation process taking place on networks, we design a method to project a Chinese train-station bipartite network into a weighted station network.

— NATE SILVER Based on the delegates counted so far Tuesday night and those accumulated previously, Mr. Romney has a 96 percent chance of winning an outright majority of Republican delegates, according to the default settings of FiveThirtyEight's "magic numbers" calculator, which is a relatively simple top method to project the remaining delegates based on the ones that have been awarded so far.

We also propose a prediction method to project performance and performance-per-watt for different processor microarchitecture variables.

We then used our method to project the need for mental health providers at health center capacity of 40 million medical patients.

The results have also confirmed, if confirmation was needed, that Ukip can damage Labour as much as the Conservatives, meaning both main parties need to throw out the old methods to project swings and to forecast the marginal seats it will gain.

To address this problem we used two methods to project the area in late-seral forest (LSF) structure for the same 6070 hectare (ha) study site over 30 years.

Other possible methods to project nodes in P-CENI is to adopt traditional dimension reduction algorithms, such as Isomap [17].

It has been argued that the errors in the trade route direction compared with the compass bearing directions marked along the routes (see Chinese characters marked next to the black line in Fig. 10) indicated lack of knowledge of a particular part of the world or problems in cartography such as methods to project a spherical earth onto a planar map.

The choice of methods to project future age and geographic distributions can also influence results.