Sentence examples for sequence to guarantee from inspiring English sources
The sensing scheme presented in DaSilva and Guerreiro (2008) attempts to explore the channel hopping sequence to guarantee rendezvous.
The same protocol was used to amplify the human β-globin gene sequence to guarantee the quality of the extracted DNA.
The same protocol was used to amplify the human b-globin gene sequence to guarantee the quality of the extracted DNA [ 27, 28].
Therefore, information frame needs to carry longer training sequences to guarantee that iterations could reach the steady state of convergence during training mode.
Because we included only sequences of high sequence similarity to guarantee a good alignment of all sequences of individual families, especially of active site residues, our family abH38 contains less sequences than the respective protein families of the other databases.
In [26], the authors proposed a greedy stepsize sequence design to guarantee the convergence of distributed estimation consensus over a network with noisy links.
First, they present a transmitter and a receiver sequence (i.e., a RB strategy) and then propose a CS strategy that allows each SU to alternate between these sequences, as to guarantee rendezvous and ensure maximum rendezvous diversity (i.e., rendezvous in all available channels).
Therefore, in smoothing the camera motion sequence, we need to guarantee that every pixel in the cropped stabilized frames is visible in the original frames.
Then, under some certain assumptions, the existence of fixed points for the given systems is proved and a free-type control sequence is designed to guarantee the best strategy profile reachable globally.
Taking long communication distance and severe ISI into account, the relay transmission node, which would forward the information sequences, is added to guarantee the communication quality to some extent.
Each block used an algorithm with different sizes and sequences of randomization to guarantee an adequate balance between the two study groups at any time, independently of the number of patients enrolled.
