Sentence examples for step maximum from inspiring English sources

In the second step, maximum DS was achieved by the use of RSM at 62 °C and reaction time of 6 h.

In third step, maximum R is less than 0.961796 so the closing condition executed and well A segregates into three zones.

Of course, practical studies about biddings of generating units in Iran indicate that the majority of them offer their biddings in one step (maximum generation) or two steps (minimum and maximum generation rates) (Iran Grid Management Co. 2012a, b).

Approaches, like comparing the pixel to be added with the average intensity of the region grown at each step, maximum pixel value at region boundary, or maximum value of the pixels inside the region, tried to improve segmentation accuracy by controlling overgrowing to homogenous neighboring areas [ 9, 10].

To train the model, we design a two-step maximum likelihood optimization procedure that ensures the orthogonality of the projection matrix by exploiting recent results on the Stiefel manifold, i.e., the manifold of matrices with orthogonal columns.

Shen, R. Bürgmann, M. Wang, L. Chen, and X. Xu (2013), A three-step maximum a posteriori probability method for InSAR data inversion of coseismic rupture with application to the 14 April 2010 Mw 6.9 Yushu, China, earthquake, Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 118 8), 4599-4627, doi 10.1002/jgrb.50244.

Therefore, the Heckman two-step maximum likelihood procedure was used to correct for this selection bias.

The data association algorithm denoted one-step maximum likelihood approach is presented in "Data association algorithm" section.

Physical activity parameters included: number of daily steps, maximum hourly steps, and activity intensity.

Both automatic alignments were manually improved using the BioEdit software [ 32], saved in PHYLIP format and further used to reconstruct phylogenetic trees applying a two-step maximum likelihood approach as follows.

Based on simulation evidence, the two-step maximum likelihood estimation provides a close approximation of the underlying construct, particularly in large samples where cell frequencies are high [ 18, 19].