Sentence examples for predefined conditions from inspiring English sources

Based on the ten predefined conditions, solely maxillary bone cysts penetrating into the sinus were frequently detected differently comparing 2D to 3D diagnostics.

In the beginning, we would select the shadow-potential pixels as the updating data of Gaussian models by our three predefined conditions introduced in the followings.

These steps are repeated until predefined conditions for the convergence of the centroids and/or number of iteration steps is reached (Figure 2D).

The traditional clustering approaches, such as K-means clustering [15], self-organizing maps [16] and hierarchical clustering [17] often associate a cluster of genes with a module, in which all the involved genes display similar expression dynamics across predefined conditions.

NIHR noncommercial partners are organisations that meet predefined conditions in their funding processes.

As we retrospectively analyzed data occurring in a natural clerkship setting, the predictors represented predefined conditions of our clerkships.

According [158], the brokering mechanisms are: SLA-based, i.e. requirements are specified by clients in the form of a service level agreements; or trigger-action, i.e. rules are becoming active, triggering an action, when a predefined condition considering the externally visible application performance indicators becomes true.

If we use only such constrained signals, this is equivalent to inferring the contribution of AS signals from predefined condition groups, along with the baseline inclusion level.

4 The numerous definitions of multimorbidity include predefined medical conditions or unlimited numbers and types of medical conditions, chronic conditions, or both acute and chronic conditions, physical diseases alone, or physical and psychiatric conditions.

Any cultivation-based method results by definition in an estimate of the survivors after a treatment under predefined growth conditions, which are usually very different from those present during the actual processing conditions.

Alternatively, the 'condition-dependent' approach, which draws upon GCA derived from smaller and predefined datasets (conditions), provides an additional opportunity to test specific hypotheses or to gain biological insights in an underlying condition [ 24, 25].