Sentence examples for minimized the variability from inspiring English sources
The results showed that EPO minimized the variability of soil spectra induced by moisture.
The segmented SMA model which accounts for soil brightness variations minimized the variability problems.
Third, the changes in permeability with Bb spent medium were compared with its own control in the same vessel, which minimized the variability between vessels and animals.
Even though we minimized the variability of the estimated cost function by taking averages over three trials for each parameter set, some of this uncertainty remains.
In order to minimized the variability caused by differences in N2pc amplitude at the onset of the SPCN, we did not use a fixed amplitude criterion to measure the SPCN latency, as was done for the N2pc, but instead we measured the time at which the SPCN, in each N-1 waveform, reached half of its maximum (peak amplitude) minus minimum (the junction between N2pc and SPCN) amplitude.
Registration proved to be crucial to objectively classify morphological cell types, since it minimized the variability introduced by cutting the brain into slices and shrinkage during tissue fixation.
Then, MR intensity values were divided by normalizing intensities to minimize the variability due to variable patients' morphologies, variable MR acquisition gain and slightly variable TR and TE parameters.
Design of stability studies should be carefully considered, with an eye to minimizing the variability of the stability parameter.
This work presents important guidelines and precautions for choosing the proper sampling point for a wide range of liquid viscosities to minimize the variability of the dissolution data.
The objective of robust design is to optimise the mean and minimize the variability that results from uncertainty represented by noise factors.
We describe two energy allocation schemes, based on time-slots, which aim at optimum use of the periodically harvested solar energy, while minimizing the variability in energy allocation.
