Sentence examples for reduced observation from inspiring English sources
7) Introducing Fluo-4 salt with a patch pipette reduced observation frequency of mSCTs and the authors interpret this as being due to wash-out.
Four major themes emerged - formative versus summative assessment; strengths (acceptability, flexibility, time efficiency, complementarity and authenticity); weaknesses (reduced observation and integrity risks); and contextual factors (variation in assessment content, assessment timing, registrar-medical educator relationship, medical educator's approach and registrar ability).
Therefore, in this context, the reduced observation matrix RSS2 has M rows and about 40 columns.
In the univariate case, the reduced observation vector can be defined as (widetilde{varvec{{mathcal{Y}}}}_{T} = (Y_t)_{tin {mathbb{T}}setminus { tin {mathbb{T}}| {H}(t) = 1 } }).
Therefore, it involves a reduced observation matrix RSS1, derived from the full observation matrix by deleting the columns corresponding to carriers that are not among the N strongest on the average; therefore, RSS1 has M rows and N columns.
Forty-one (2.0%) of 2058 patients available for mortality analysis were censored before Month 36 because of loss-to-follow-up, but still entered the analysis with reduced observation time.
An optimized observer based on acceleration feedback (Accelerometer-based observer) reduces observation error under tire nonlinear adhesion limit conditions.
The Middle group was fully habituated in 1995 and remained under constant observation until summer 2004, at which time we reduced observations to one week every three months to update our demographic records because the community had been reduced to five individuals.
The disease process appeared to be of acute onset with significantly reduced observations of air sacculitis, perihepatitis and peritonitis (P < 0.05).
The CEOS Chair also serves as Co-Chair of the Integrated Global Observing Strategy IGOS Partnershipip, which seeks to reduce observation gaps and unnecessary overlaps and to harmonize and integrate common interests of space-based and in situ systems.
Knowledge of the cardinality and the number of minimal rank reducing observation sets in experimental design is important information which makes a useful contribution to the statistician's tool-kit to assist in the selection of incomplete block designs.
