Sentence examples for partially perfect from inspiring English sources
In this contribution the design of H∞ filters for nth order systems with partially perfect measurements is investigated.
By modifying the polynomial matrix equation for the filter in the regular case, a new simple polynomial matrix equation for a reduced order H∞ filter in the case of partially perfect measurements is obtained.
The expected value of partially perfect information, which estimates the contribution of parameters to the EVPI, shows that uncertainties regarding vaccination program costs and effectiveness comprise >90% of the EVPI, due in part to the wide ranges they were assigned.
For partially infilled frames, perfect initial fit exists.
That's partially why "The Perfect Guy" appealed to Oliver in the first place.
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are small non-coding RNAs which guide translational repression[1] [4] or RNA cleavage[5], [6] by binding partially or with perfect complementarity with their target sites in the 3'-untranslated region (3'-UTR) of mRNAs.
Control transfections with a G418 resistance under the control of the ubiquitous active SV40 early promoter let to the identification of cell clones that partially resembled a perfect ES cell like elliptical colony shape with sharp borders.
This study is performed partially based on PERFECT D Trial (Current Controlled Trials No.ISRCTN57478950).
If the miRNA is only partially complementary, a perfect match between the seed (nucleotides 2 to 7) of the miRNA and the target mRNA is necessary for inhibition of translation or for promotion of deadenylation [ 63, 64].
A social choice function (SCF) is robustly partially implemented if it is perfect Bayesian incentive compatible for all possible beliefs.
However, our results also showed that in poorly annotated and/or poorly sequenced genomes, such as hexaploid wheat, considerably more information can be extracted from SAGE data by carrying out a systematic analysis of both perfect and "fuzzy" (partially matched) tags.
