Sentence examples for net shrinkage from inspiring English sources

Utilizing recycled aggregates led to a lower net shrinkage strain indicating improvement against early-age cracking.

Small arbors in the normal-vision animals should reflect the net shrinkage of arbors rather than the suppression of development because they were significantly smaller than those at the start of BoNT/E injection (normal P40 animals).

The longer-term prognosis will depend on the markets, because trading volumes rise in good and markedly bad times.In this section Seifert gets the blues A whiff of fear Too clever by half Net gains Surprise shrinkage Promises, ahem Poverty and the ballot box ReprintsDiversification is another reason to merge.

But other imports tumbled by 4%, a fall centred on consumer goods (down by 6.8% on the month) and cars.In this section Seifert gets the blues A whiff of fear Too clever by half Net gains Surprise shrinkage Promises, ahem Poverty and the ballot box ReprintsThere is little evidence that this drop was caused by a cheaper dollar.

On May 10th Delta gave warning that it is facing big losses and might need to file for bankruptcy protection.In this section Seifert gets the blues A whiff of fear Too clever by half Net gains Surprise shrinkage Promises, ahem Poverty and the ballot box Reprints Related items Pension reform: Second thoughts on the third ageFeb 17th 2005The PBGC could ill afford more big corporate failures.

Net of share shrinkage, cash flow for corporations is in negative territory.

Thus elastic net regression support shrinkage of coefficients as well as grouping effect.

Another method, Elastic net, is a shrinkage and selection method, which produces a sparse model with good prediction accuracy, while encouraging a grouping effect (Zou and Hastie, 2005); this algorithm is now being widely used on all types of omics data (Barretina et al, 2012; Hannum et al, 2013) and was compared with SVM and SPCA in Zhuang et al, 2012 and shown to be far superior.

This approach can be extended by accounting for the correlated nature of copollutants and adjusting for potential confounding bias using hierarchical or Bayesian methods (Braun et al. 2014), as well as variable selection techniques such as weighted quantile sum (WQS) regression, elastic net, or least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (LASSO) (Czarnota et al. 2015; Lenters et al. 2015).

Tumor size is determined by the net effect of growth and shrinkage because of cell death.

Instead of these procedures, a surrogate strategy is LARS-EN (least angle regression via elastic net [24]), which performs continuous shrinkage and automatic variable selection simultaneously.