Sentence examples for probability to guide from inspiring English sources
MEMERIS is an extension of the popular MEME algorithm that uses RNA accessibility as a prior probability to guide motif finding to single-stranded regions [ 122].
Accepted recommendations for the diagnosis of PE continue to emphasize pre-test probability to guide the choice of testing, and the positive predictive value of CTPA remains dependent on the pre-test probability of PE [ 3- 5].
Briefly, under the assumption of the data distribution, the Tobit procedure computes the probability that a value is censored and uses this probability to guide the estimation of the regression coefficients via maximum likelihood.
Then a consensus based fusion algorithm is introduced to construct the probability map to guide the following coordinated motion.
A similar approach was used in [36] to conceive a probability function to guide the selection of stable sample points, which are also constrained by specific features.
We describe shaping the mnemonic landscape, how it acts as a probability density function to guide slow parameter dynamics, and how the parameters shape the network output.
In a recent fMRI study of the RBT in healthy volunteers, we compared the sensitivity of pPAR responses with the odds of winning during active-choice versus no-choice trials, and found greater sensitivity under conditions of active choice, that is, when the probability information was used to guide bet selection (Studer et al. 2012).
These probabilities can be used to guide an intelligent pruning strategy.
The new transceiver structure along with the theoretical error probabilities can be used to guide the development of practical Doppler diversity systems.
We have shown that Nanopatches target vaccine to the desired skin APCs, in populations agreeing well with our original probability-based prediction used to guide the device design.
Furthermore, we have shown the actual number and location of targeted APCs – for both the epidermis and dermis – agrees with the probability-based prediction used to guide the device design.
