Sentence examples for processing into account from inspiring English sources

In this section, a closed-form transfer function analysis is carried out for a general multistage QΣΔM taking also the possible coefficient mismatches in complex I/Q signal processing into account.

Taking the whole PHY-layer baseband processing into account, where multi-rate sampling and conversion, MIMO processing, coding, and decoding are considered, the complexity overhead for modulator and demodulator part due to the PPN implementation is rather marginal.

Moreover, design of peptide vaccines should take intracellular antigen processing into account and exploit cellular mechanisms of proteolysis, transport and HLA class I assembly of antigenic peptides to enhance efficiency of T-cell priming and stimulation.

Two-way ANOVA tests were carried out to identify differentially expressed genes in the comparison of AdPTTG cDNA vs. adenovirus, taking treatment and batch effect for the triplicate sample processing into account.

By considering the MAG i processing capacity into account, θ i is the maximum acceptable load on the MAG i.

Any conception of normal neurological functioning must take information-processing into account, because processing information is what brains are for.

For filtering multichannel images, two approaches are possible, namely, component-wise denoising and vector or 3D processing taking into account inter-channel correlation of image data [1, 2, 6, 12, 33, 34].

Data processing takes into account exact mass and retention time and was performed by Lipid Data Analyzer according to Hartler et al. [52].

Along with the simulated spatiotemporal brain activity near or at the critical point, brain functionality in RSNs encountered the maximization of information processing, taking into account the input sensitivity and dynamic range of activity patterns [ 26, 73].

Thus, the authors demonstrated a left lateralized functional association of lexical speech processing by taking into account the morphological architecture of the SLF.

Recently, it has been proved that the treatment of the linear MS estimation problem through widely linear (WL) processing, which takes into account both the observation process and its conjugate, leads to estimators with better performance than the SL ones in the sense that they show lower error variance.