Sentence examples for terms which account from inspiring English sources

Spatial pattern was examined using Moran's correlogram, and models were built including geographical coordinates and autocovariate terms (which account for SA) in generalized linear models (GLM) and hierarchical partitioning (HP) models.

In Figure 3, we compare the MS error of the SL estimator calculated with n = 10 terms with the MS errors of the WL estimator with n = 2, 4 and, 10 terms (which account for 57.60, 82.30 and 93.88% of the total variance of x t), respectively).

The core five-piece – completed by Brian Nasher Nashsh on guitar –never envisaged Frankie in such conceptual terms, which accounts for later problems when they complained of being manipulated by ZTT.

It uses a Carnot efficiency term which accounted for the increasing value of steam at high temperature.

where is the regularization term which accounts for the prior spatial properties (homogeneity) of the label field whose local potentials are defined by (23).

The dipole-type boundary term, which accounts for the scattering from the volute, is discretized by employing the boundary element method.

Indeed, according to Equation 2, the first term (which accounts for the bending rigidity of the layer) strongly depends on the sheet thickness, while the second one (which accounts for the initial pre-tension) is thickness independent.

Ideally, the peak area, while related to the concentration in homogeneous samples, needs to be adjusted using an element specific calibration constant and a matrix specific correcting term which accounts for the matrix effects such as absorption and enhancement.

The new method formulates a probability of failure as a product of a metamodel-based probability of failure and a correction term, which accounts for the approximation error due to metamodel approximation.

The only question is which one will possess what's known as ring generalship, a term which accounts for a competitor's ability to control the way the contest is being waged.

Seventy-eight unique sequences belonged to this GO term, which accounted for 6.5% of the total unique sequences annotated for cellular components.