Sentence examples for method which constrains from inspiring English sources

We used two different methods to control for multiple testing issues: (1) the highly conservative Bonferroni correction method, to constrain the study-wise significance level; and (2) an empirical false discovery rate (FDR) method, which constrains the overall rate of false positive events.

Parametric methods, which constrain the warping path to a simple functional form, often are not expressive enough to capture the most appropriate warping.

Although it has developed rapidly worldwide, acupuncture research methods must meet international standards, which constrains the development of traditional techniques.

Evidence for a region which constrains receptor activation.

A serious issue is sample size, which constrains statistical power.

A scalable parallel algorithm has been designed to study long-time dynamics of many-atom systems based on the nudged elastic band method, which performs mutually constrained molecular dynamics simulations for a sequence of atomic configurations (or states) to obtain a minimum energy path between initial and final local minimum-energy states.

The only difference is that ζ<1 in contrast to λ in conventional GC methods which is constrained to be >1.

In contrast to moving window or gene-based methods, which are constrained to define strata boundaries on the basis of window or gene boundaries, this approach can localize the boundaries at any genomic region.

ε constrained adaptive DE [10] was proposed to improve the scheme proposed in JADE and the ε constrained method, which was the, algorithm to convert unconstrained optimization method into constrained optimization method one using the ε level comparison, was applied.

To check the stability margins the designers commonly use the graphical method which is very constraining when the verification must be done several times, as for instance when a routine is to be developped.

One approach for controlling the discrete divergence is through a so-called constrained transport method, which is based on first predicting a magnetic field through a standard finite volume solver, and then correcting this field through the appropriate use of a magnetic vector potential.