Sentence examples for precise derivation from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is possible to make this a precise derivation by measuring the error in the approximations.

We propose a hybrid approach for the calculation of life expectancy using the Bayesian random effects model in populations of 25 000 or lower permitting the precise derivation of life expectancy in small populations.

Improved genetic resolution and availability of sequenced genomes have made positional cloning of moderate-effect QTL realistic in several systems, emphasizing the need for precise and accurate derivation of positional confidence intervals (CIs) for QTL.

Independently, Robertson and Walker, were subsequently able to give a precise mathematical derivation of the most general metric by assuming Weyl's Postulate and the Cosmological Principle.

Precise statistical derivations show that the EoS score can be easily interpreted as an expected log-odds-ratio between two competing hypotheses, namely, the hypothetical presence or absence of functional selection for a given site.

For the sake of brevity, readers interested in a precise description and derivation are referred to the calibration section in Stähler and Thomas (2012).

Full mathematical justification for the derived formula, and derivations of precise estimates for the remainders of the topological asymptotic expansion are provided.

The analysis of the data reported herein confirms the consistency between the direct determination of the heats of solution and their derivation from precise enough solubility data.

We propose an approach to fully-automated and sensor-based 3D reconstruction of grape cluster architecture followed by a precise, objective, and reproducible derivation of phenotypic traits.

Development of reliable and accurate methodologies for determination of xenobiotic hepatic biotransformation rate and capacity parameters is important to the derivation of precise physiologically-based toxicokinetic (PB-TK) models.

We explain the Gabor filter-based edge detector by a more precise but much simpler mathematical derivation in frequency domain.