Sentence examples for most shrinkage from inspiring English sources
Paul Ingram, the buyer for Prairie Lights Books in Iowa City, observes that while science fiction is often said to vanish ("a lot of people who like it are 13 and have no money"), the sections with the most shrinkage in his store are simply those farthest from the cash register.
Most shrinkage denoising techniques, including BiShrink [23, 25, 31, 35], assume that the noise power for different subbands are the same.
For droplets with both initial solids of 20 wt.% and 40 wt.%, model emulsion (ME) with the highest lactose content exhibited the most shrinkage (normalized particle size being 0.68 and 0.81 respectively), followed by those with highest protein content (0.70 and 0.81), whereas those with the highest fat content showed the least shrinkage (0.73 and 0.84).
Unless indicator variables are integrated into the likelihood of the model (e.g. as in [ 35]), most shrinkage approaches do not provide an unequivocal frame of hypotheses necessary for the Bayes factor.
The most accurate shrinkage assumption was found to be isotropic shrinkage from the removal of water (known as perfect shrinkage).
The extreme contraction in the fourth quarter was the most rapid shrinkage since 1982, when the country was experiencing a prolonged recession.
The variable that produces the most intense shrinkage effect, and the disappearance of the mesoporosity, is the heat-treatment in presence of hydroxide, which affects even using a low hydroxide/activated carbon ratio.
13 16 17 We focus on ridge and lasso, 14 arguably the two most popular shrinkage methods.
Due to their biodegradability, collagen scaffolds exhibited the most volumetric shrinkage, followed by alginate.
Unlike most other shrinkage approaches, the use of a mixture of uniform priors provides a coherent framework for inference based on Bayes factors.
This demonstrated that PTX/GEM co-delivery by LB-MSNP provided the most effective shrinkage of the orthotopic cancer mass compared to other treatments.
