Sentence examples for using an exact method from inspiring English sources

The option is defined in such a way that a lower bound can be solved using an exact method based on multi-option least squares Monte Carlo simulation.

The sound transmission and reflection by an infinite compliant plate-like structure immersed in fluids are analyzed using an exact method.

New mathematical modelling has been developed that reflects the functioning of the Hybrid Electric Vehicle energy chain, using an exact method to provide an optimal solution that corresponds to hydrogen consumption.

To tackle both strategic and tactical nature of the problem and due to its complexity, the location problem is first solved using an exact method in which strategic decisions are made aiming to minimize the location costs.

In spite of the need for a high computational power, the system is analysed in the frequency domain using an exact method and the closed-form characteristic equations for two cases of fixed and rotating base support are obtained.

The 95% CI for these relative risks (RRs) were calculated using an exact method (Breslow and Day, 1987).

BEST uses an exact method to identify the minimum number of tagging SNPs necessary to capture the haplotype variation in a population.

Hydrodynamic interactions among the buoys are analyzed using an exact algebraic method based on linear wave theory in the frequency domain.

The present study focuses on investigation of a linear double porosity model of a semi-infinite-acting naturally fractured reservoir using an exact analytical method.

95% confidence intervals (CI) were calculated for individual studies using an exact Poisson method in Statistical Analysis Software 9.2 (SAS, Cary, NC, USA) with PROC GENMOD.

In Additional file 3 we show that the proportion of records in the PUMF that can be correctly linked using an exact matching method with an overlapping registry is at most given by: (2) ∑ j ∈ Q f j C j In Additional file 3 we also demonstrate the accuracy of the derivation using a series of matching experiment simulations (for example, see [ 132, 133]).