Sentence examples for relative techniques from inspiring English sources

To make original BSA suitable for discrete problems, some improvements and relative techniques about original BSA, such as crossover and mutation strategies, simulated annealing (SA) mechanism used to avoid premature and random insertion local search, are presented.

Thus, use of relative techniques like two-color microarray and immunohistochemistry allows levels of large numbers of gene products to be compared in multiple samples.

However, unless the contact angle in the Washburn equation is correctly calibrated, porosimetry strictly remains only a relative technique.

When applying different modeling approaches to disease costs, results show certain variability in the coefficient estimation because of the nature of the model, the units of measurement and the relative technique of retransformation.

Finally we discuss the characteristics of this new technique and its advantages relative to techniques such as ELISA that are based on the binding of HMGB1 to specific antibodies.

For Low-Earth-Orbit formations, this task can be performed exploiting GPS-based relative positioning techniques.

A feature of CI relative to techniques which exploit full correlation information is that it provides provable consistency with much less computational overhead.

A structured mesh approach is often desired for a higher-order discretization that better uses the provided grids, but at the expense of complex geometry capabilities relative to techniques for unstructured grids.

By extension, RNA-Seq data is likely to provide a more reliable indication of enzymatic activity than that generated through relative expression techniques.

To a large extent, the above advantages offset the main limitations of CT, most notably limited spatial resolution and reduced tissue contrast relative to techniques such as magnetic resonance imaging.

Such an approach has even greater relevance in all five categories of biomarker assays and especially in situations where QCs are usually less representative of clinical samples, such as in the case of relative quantitative techniques (Findlay, 2009).