Sentence examples for processing of a number from inspiring English sources
The TOA measurement accuracy, which cannot be improved by averaging of the received signal, can be enhanced by the statistical processing of a number of TOA measurements.
Some clusters reflect the processing of a number of miRNAs from a single large polycistronic transcript such that presumably all of the miRNAs are under control of the same promoter and in the same transcriptional orientation [27].
JPG supervised the processing of a number of the arrays used in these studies.
RNase P has previously been reported to play a role in the processing of a number of transcripts that are flanked by tRNAs.
GSSC Recruitment Page UNICEF is establishing a Global Shared Services Centre (GSSC), located in Budapest Hungary to manage the processing of a number of transactions that are currently carried out by UNICEF offices around the world.
Unlike automatic masking methods based on voxel weighting (Xu et al., 2012) or dimension reduction methods such as Principle Component Analysis (Heumann et al., 2011), our method is highly scalable because it is independent of the classification process and does not involve iterative processing of a large number of subtomograms.
The number of individuals chosen for subsamples will often be context specific, where some techniques allow processing of a high number of individuals in little time.
We can easily have a parallel implementation of our regression filter [1, 28] for efficient processing of a large number of noisy images.
The procedure enables effective processing of a large number of photographs and thus produces 2D water content maps at high temporal resolution.
Since 1995 WUT Local Analysis Centre, one of the 11 Local Analysis Centres acting in Europe, has started the systematic day-to-day processing of a selected number of European sites in the frame of the EUREF network.
Therefore the experimental values of the basic main colloidal characteristics, evaluated in such a casuistry, also have an indicative character even if they are the result of the mathematical processing of a considerable number of measurements.
