Sentence examples for removing dependence from inspiring English sources

The standardized response mean (SRM) is another important indicator of ES, similar to the paired t-test, but removing dependence on sample size from the equation.

In summary, this strategy results in the following advantages: The normalized ranking approach enables comparability across data from different studies, platforms, and analysis methods by removing dependence on absolute values of fold-change, minimizing some of the effects of normalization methods used, and accounting for platform effects.

In contrast, existing techniques either solve specific cases of kidnapping, such as elevator motion, without addressing the general case or remove dependence on local pose estimation entirely, an inefficient and computationally expensive approach.

That is, the regime of Da < 1 is sufficient to remove dependence on the initial target distribution.

Two methods are described for removing the dependence on depth of gamma interaction for pixelated detectors.

"With the toggle, which only requires transient delivery to switch the system from off to on," Dr. Collins said, "you would only need to take a drug once, removing the dependence on sustained drug ingestion".

This study develops a new EOF-based approach (abbreviated as CEOF) that conditions EOF expansion on the oscillations at outlet (or any other reference station) of a target basin and creates a set of residual series by removing the dependence on this reference series, in order to redefine the amplitude functions (components).

Additionally, the reset condition (4) has the consequence of removing the dependence of neuron k on the past anterior to τ k ( t, ω ).

Implementing this change means removing the dependence on the signal constellation size for SM and resulting in a single table of values for (39), as given in Table3.

This has the twofold advantage of allowing to encompass situations in which more than one Hamiltonian parameter is considered (see next section) and of removing the dependence on the detailed form of the nonlinear potential.

(b) APEC economies not yet a member of ICH:   (i) Number of economies removing CPP dependence and aligning with ICH practice;   (ii) Number of economies aligning GMP documentation and non-duplicative inspection to that of international practice;   (iii) Number of economies managing multi-sites in a single license.