Sentence examples for term observing from inspiring English sources

By using a straightforward two-step estimation procedure, they generated term-structure forecasts for both the short and the long term, observing that their forecasts appear to be much more accurate for long horizons than are several standard benchmark forecasts.

The positive trend line was evident from the long term observed records from Garissa MET Station (Fig. 4).

This paper presents an application of the artificial neural network for predicting and supplementing the long-term tidal-level using the short term observed data.

Where, the first term denotes the motion saliency, the second term observes the consequent motion decrement, the third term is the average superpixel confidence of the frame f, and m is the number of superpixels having confidence greater than 0.5.

Lipodystrophy syndrome is one of the main effects in the long term observed in patients treated with antiretroviral agents.

The measurement model links the latent variables with observed variables (the terms observed variables, indicators, measures, and manifest variables are interchangeably used).

In other terms, observed FPN connectivity changes may represent a migraine biomarker, probably related to well-known maladaptive stress response in migraine patients.

To improve the prediction accuracy, we present in this paper a nonlinear filter-based prognostic approach (the recursive Unscented Kalman Filter) to predict the lumen maintenance of HPWLEDs based on the short-term observed data.

However, at the conditioned variables, there are others which excel its development, and besides, Mexico does not even reach the world mean in any of the sectors or terms observed.

The protective response in the epidermis was represented by two major GO terms observed for gene sets identified for both irradiation doses: cell differentiation and the inflammatory response.

Other major GO terms observed in the graph are "metabolic process" at 29% in An. funestus and 33% in An. gambiae; "cellular process" at 15% in An. funestus and 16% in An. gambiae.