Sentence examples for used a rule from inspiring English sources
Remember that ten years ago, investors used a rule of thumb whereby the prospective earnings yield and the bond yield should be around the same level.
Initially, we used a rule of thumb which provides a very fast estimation of the optimal number of clusters, described by Kodinariya et al. [40], which calculates k as follows: begin{aligned} k=root of {frac{n}{2}} end{aligned} (5 where n is the number of elements to be clustered.
Our recently introduced structure preparation tool SPORES [1] used a rule based method to generate a standard protonation for each ligand molecule and afterwards generated different protonation states in a combinatorial way by adding and removing single hydrogen atoms belonging to predefined functional groups.
"I think they just don't want this to come up," she told HuffPost, "so they used a rule to block it".
Thus in our previous work in this area we used a rule set which describes several basic cellular behaviors of keratinocytes (proliferation, migration and differentiation etc).
Because the optimal foraging strategy is quite complex [17] [18], moths used a rule of thumb to implement a simplified version of this foraging strategy [16].
The systems first used a rule-based module for sentence boundary detection and tokenization, and then built machine learning classifiers based on CRF [19] and structured support vector machines (SSVM) [23] respectively.
The second best system, the Vanderbilt team, used a rule-based system which extended their MedEx system [ 11].
We used a rule-out algorithm to improve agreement of diagnostic information from medical records and Medicare claims 18, 20.
We used a rule-based clustering method on the PS that were differentially expressed when the fold change was at least two and were analyzed for either increasing or decreasing expression between Dex-treated and untreated cells.
The first method used a rule-based algorithm based on operational definitions of moderate and severe periodontitis outlined by the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) (19).
