Sentence examples for section variable from inspiring English sources

For a reduction of the number of design variables and a direct application to practical design, the stiffener section variable is determined by selecting one from a pre-defined standard library.

Following step 2 of the proposed schema (Fig. 1), we identify two useful methods that are used in the analysis in "Illustration: implementing the proposed schema on the 'DITCH' agent-based model" section: variable importance and recursive feature elimination.

We also prove Lemma 4 in Materials and Methods Section "Variable Kernel and Dimensionality", stating that a small alteration to the kernels enables changing input dimensionality without loosing previously learnt attractors.

To alleviate concerns that too many parameters may be fitted (20) for the number of students in the smallest category (BIOL 180: 44; BIOL 200: 47; BIOL 220: 35), the regression was run without the "SECTION" variable.

As indicated in the Methods section, variable selection for the multivariable model was performed by recording the percentage of times that each gene was retained in the L1-regulated Cox model, out of 1000 random splits into training and testing data.

Details as to the minimum required ADL and cognitive levels are described in the section "Variables and outcome measurements".

a Definition: see section variables and measurement b Interquartile range This study examined four assumptions underlying the valid electronic measurement of medication non-adherence, which, if violated, might threaten the external and/or internal validity of EM studies.

As described in the " Methods" section, variables that scored highly on the RF-VIM scale but not using the LASSO approach may be due to a certain interaction between them which can have a significant effect on the outcomes.

Men with a febrile UTI were more likely to be treated in accordance with the guideline than men with a non-febrile UTI (definition of this QI see: Method section, Variables and data collection).

The optimality condition for only one (except for the web height) dimension of the cross-section, variable along the axis of the beam, is derived by using Pontryagin's maximum principle.

The GRP (generalized Riemann problem) scheme, originally conceived for gasdynamics, is reformulated for the numerical integration of the shallow water equations in channels of rectangular cross-section, variable width and bed profile, including a friction model for the fluid channel shear stress.