Sentence examples for plausible approximation from inspiring English sources

Akaike weights (column 4) show the weight of evidence that any given model is a plausible approximation given the data and the set of candidate models.

However, it was not originally proposed as a biological plausible approximation (Wolpert et al. 1998).

Linearity is a plausible approximation, because the concentrations of chemicals in living biosystems are generally low.

By considering of the low shear stiffness of biological tissues, this approach might be a plausible approximation.

With plausible approximations and elemental algebra, analytical expressions are obtained to estimate the effects of ribs on the concentration polarization of planar fuel cell operations.

The voxelization is performed using a sparse regular grid embedding of the object, which permits the construction of plausible lower resolution approximations of the modal model.

Inspection of these LP-SLGNs from a biological perspective suggests they capture known regulatory associations and thus provide plausible and useful approximations of real genetic networks.

We reduced the fragment in the most plausible position primarily with approximation of articular margin, fixed it with three smooth Kirschner (K) wires (Fig. 4), then repaired the soft tissue with absorbable synthetic suture material.

Such a filter is an approximation to plausible biophysical mechanisms, such as an interneuron with a long intrinsic membrane time constant and strong, 'bursty' inputs.

Since the estimates presented in this paper appear plausible as a first approximation, the impact of these yield ratios can be briefly considered by comparing the efficiency of energy generation along the three ATP generating pathways.

Sensitivity analyses varying the aforementioned approximations within plausible ranges led only to very minor variation of the results and are therefore not shown in detail.