Sentence examples for procedure in terms of the from inspiring English sources

We will see the immediate consequences of this procedure in terms of the precision.

The GLD is shown to outperform the original LDA procedure in terms of the classification accuracy under heteroscedasticity.

Special attention was paid to the total time required for the procedure, the efficiency of the elution media, and the efficiency of the procedure in terms of the number of rounds necessary to obtain high-affinity binders.

The insertion depth is not measured in centimeters at our institute; therefore, in our study, the performing endoscopist estimated the insertion depth at the end of the procedure in terms of the region to which the endoscope was inserted, such as the proximal jejunum, mid-jejunum, distal jejunum, proximal ileum, mid-ileum, or distal ileum.

"At this stage, the information in our possession does not allow us to establish how such events were possible taking into account the company's very strict procedures in terms of the monitoring of the luggage and merchandise loaded aboard — in particular in this type of airport," the statement said.

We have compared the results of the procedures in terms of the pseudo signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) defined as text{PSNR}=10log_{10}frac{f_{max }^{2}}{frac{1}{NM} sum_{n,m}[h^{(i)}(n,m -f(n,m -f{2}} (4) Fig. 3 Test images.

To make this inference, we assumed that the cell is in equilibrium, and we derived analytic approximations for the steady-state density of ribosomes on each mRNA molecule (Extended Experimental Procedures) in terms of the unknown initiation probabilities.

To make it clear in the new draft, we now introduce our optimization procedures in terms of the mean squared error, and we explicitly describe the relationship between the correlation coefficient and the mean squared error in the Methods and in Appendix 2. We also use this relationship to explicitly motivate our continued graphical reliance on the correlation coefficient.

The fine-tuning and integration of the prediction mechanisms in our load-balancing framework fosters the automation of the load-balancing procedure, in terms of allowing the better utilisation of the system resources and proactively handling to-the-edge saturation cases.

The medial open-wedge HTO is considered to be superior to the closed-wedge procedure in terms of leaving the fibular bone unaltered.

A good agreement was found between the numerical results and the estimates provided by the proposed design procedure, both in terms of the overall trend and the specific quantitative results.