Sentence examples for patterns estimated from inspiring English sources

Last year, however, Japanese geneticists studying rinderpest's mutation patterns estimated that until about A.D. 1000, it was virtually identical to measles — making it likely that pandemics that killed only animals before that time had other causes, like anthrax or possibly an ancestor virus from which both measles and rinderpest evolved.

Connectivity patterns estimated for this task reveal an involvement of right parietal and bilateral premotor and prefrontal cortical areas.

It was found that the airflow patterns estimated by the linear inverse SVD model were as accurate as those estimated by the nonlinear inverse-multizone model.

Likewise, for pattern classification, false positives are minimized when the testing and training sets in cross validation do not contain patterns estimated from the same run.

We assess performance using ultra-high resolution histology data where we can compare true orientation distributions against sub-voxel fibre patterns estimated from down-sampled data.

The time scale of sediment-transport patterns estimated by any GSTA method is defined by the sampling interval (Gao and Collins 1992).

A numerical methodology has been used based on the virtual finite element method to model the velocity patterns, estimate the distribution of shear stress and the flow rate through the head.

For England, Mexico and Peru, Chowell et al. [ 14, 25, 26] identified spread patterns, estimating mortality and transmissibility rates and distinguishing between rural and urban areas.

The Respiratory Rate (RR) pattern, estimated by measured vital signs of hospital-monitored patients, is approximated as a CTMC, whose states and parameters are selected through an appropriate statistical analysis.

Returning to Fig. 2c, d, the latter phase arrival pattern estimated at the stations in the eastern Kii Peninsula is quite different before 4 s, even for the lower frequency range.

The age structure of net migration was assumed to start from a national pattern estimated from data in 1990-000, and to change linearly to an average pattern, estimated from Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Iceland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland, after 10 years and then held constant for the rest of the forecast period.