Sentence examples for metric which quantifies from inspiring English sources
We suggest a metric which quantifies the level of association between loci-effectively a measure of linkage disequilibrium.
As a result, two measures are produced: (1) the ν-gap metric, which quantifies the strength of recycling effects, and (2) the maximum stability margin of "unit" controller, which represents the ability of the "unit" controller to compensate for such effects.
On the other hand, the amount of fading (AoF) is a performance metric which quantifies the severity of the fading that the signal experienced from the source to the destination.
The transcriptional state is a metric, which quantifies the deviation from a control.
We have also developed GLO-RIA (Growth and Luminescence Observatory Root Image Analysis), an ImageJ (Schneider et al., 2012) plugin that allows for automated determination of (among other traits) root system area, convex hull, depth, width, and directionality, a metric which quantifies the angle of root segments with respect to gravity.
This procedure uses the Nelder-Mead downhill simplex optimizer with a six-parameter search space (three displacements and three rotations) while the correlation coefficient was used as metric unit, which quantifies how well the gray-level points fit the reference image [ 14, 15].
The gene association network was also obtained by a new correlation metric called asymmetric correlation, which quantifies the nonlinearity of the correlations.
The users can therefore constrain the overall model by metric indicators which quantify the changes of ecosystem services due to land use transitions.
Network criticality is a global metric on an undirected graph, which quantifies the robustness of the graph against environmental changes such as topology.
Inter-fragment distance: We introduce a new distance metric, called inter-fragment distance, which quantifies dissimilarity between pairs of fragments.
The SLNR precoding is designed based on the signal-to-leakage-and-noise ratio as the optimization metric, where leakage is a measure which quantifies the interference power caused by the desired user on the signal received by others [21].
