Sentence examples for reliably linear from inspiring English sources
However, the graph suggests that compared with attribute matching, ACI-TIPI produced a more reliably linear relationship between the observed versus predicted prevalence of ACS.
The analysis of spectral efficiency (defined as bits per chip that can be transmitted reliably) for linear detector is done in [33].
Lie group analysis is especially valuable in investigating nonlinear differential equations, for its algorithms act as reliably as for linear cases.
The SMA is recommended as the first choice to reliably analyze the linear trend data with a moderate to large number of measurements and/or small to moderate sample sizes.
Some early traditional linear methods could reliably describe partial actions in autonomic regulation, such as respiration [ 2, 3].
Actual age as the predictor in the linear regression also reliably predicted the degree of weakness deficit (p = .03, R = .101).101
However, a linear SVM was reliably able to classify whether a spatial pattern belonged to Sd or outcome (71.2% accuracy, p = 0.002 by one-sided binomial test against chance classification).
To quantify mER-α with our plate assay, we first determined the lowest optimal C-542 antibody concentration that would saturate binding to the membrane form of the receptor, and then optimized assay conditions to give a reliably detectable signal in the linear range of the fluorescent product assay.
Although a joint's non-linear stiffness is reliably simulated to failure load, it is recognised by the authors that the coarse shell mesh cannot provide accurate peak stresses or peak strains for the successful application of a numerical failure criterion.
A matrix inequality approach is proposed to reliably stabilize a class of uncertain linear systems subject to actuator faults, saturation, and bounded system disturbances.
This was of great advantage given the well-known difficulty in reliably estimating such complex multilevel generalized linear models for count data [ 32].
