Sentence examples for terms that contribute from inspiring English sources

A specific study of the uncertainties of turbine power output measured in turbocharger test benches is presented using the law of uncertainty propagation and the influence of the different terms that contribute to it is shown.

We considered the basic energetic terms that contribute to hot spot interactions, i.e. van der Waals potentials, solvation energy, hydrogen bonds and Coulomb electrostatics, and treated them as input features of a Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier.

The dynamics of transfer of one host to another host can be realized from Table 2. Based on Table 2 we can write the differential equations which govern the change in the frequency of different types of cells by adding all the terms that contribute to the change in the cell type.

In sum, these observations suggest that the distribution of R μ is narrow simply because the number of terms that contribute to R μ is large.

The variance terms that contribute to the fitness of a focal female are found by writing n♀ and n♂ as the number of daughters and sons, respectively, at birth before survival selection.

The current PubMed CAM filter has several non-specific search terms that contribute to the lack of specificity of search output and that identify some irrelevant studies as "CAM", such as plant-derived compounds in chemotherapy [ 20].

We later extracted the MI network, and identified the five major GOBP terms that contributed to the activation of h_amiPathway.

Since the GO-scores discriminate quite well between the two disease classes, we analysed the GO-terms that contribute the most to the prediction process.

In addition, each year we have many short-term and long-term visitors that contribute to the intellectual activity of the department.

The generated potential solutions in the form of a tree structure during the GP operation may have better and worse terms (subtrees) that contribute more or less to the accuracy of the model represented by the tree structure.

The prince added: "So, as I hope you can see, the success of a globalised system is being subsidised by many complex, long-term problems that contribute to a potentially toxic mix, making the food it produces not cheap at all.