Sentence examples for minimal expected from inspiring English sources

On the basis of Zadeh's extension principle, three pairs of mixed integer nonlinear programs (MINLP) parameterized by the possibility level α are formulated to calculate the lower and upper bounds of the minimal expected total cost per unit time at α, through which the membership function of the minimal expected total cost per unit time of the fuzzy objective value is constructed.

The problem of finding a tree with minimal expected cost corresponds to the Connected Facility Location Problem.

This technology produces results comparable to those of central laboratory assays with only minimal, expected variations between sites (23).

Identified targets of promoter methylation showing pre-marking by H3K27me in ES cells were excluded, to filter out methylation changes with minimal expected effects on transcription and thereby tumorigenesis [ 17].

Pregnancy and post-partum represent the maximal and minimal expected hormone concentrations that occur in women of reproductive age and may pose a challenge to salivary assays which generally are optimized to detect differences within the concentration ranges defined by the menstrual cycle.

For the YIN algorithm, a maximum expected period of 20 ms, i.e., minimal expected frequency of 50 Hz, was set, hence the lowest plotted value is higher than that for the other algorithms.

Brain uptake was minimal, as expected based on experience with other intravenously administered lysosomal enzymes.

(For a very different argument to show again that an alternative to morality is less minimal than expected — directed more at the instrumental theory than rational egoism — see Korsgaard 2005).

The minimal difference expected between the two groups INR at 10 ± 5 min was 0.4, with a standard deviation of 0.30.

At the smallest depths, the size of the speckle is maximal when the defocus is minimal, as expected from the fact that the focus is the smallest at this position (Fig. 10 below).

Statistical differences between the subjects and the reference group were evaluated by using Chi-square tests (dichotomous variables), and Fisher's exact test was applied when the minimal estimated expected value was less than five.