Sentence examples for using the linear approximation from inspiring English sources

HOMA-IR was calculated using plasma insulin and blood glucose levels using the linear approximation formula.

Such pulses, designed using the linear approximation, show rather poor slice selectivity.

The analytical backward propagation is carried out using the linear approximation technique.

The mechanical thermal noise (MTN) equivalent rotation rate (Ωn) is computed by using the linear approximation of the system response and the nonlinear "slow" system.

In a paper of Nielson et al. it is shown, using the linear approximation, that it might be possible to create a pair of RF-pulses, which, after summation of the unrephased signals achieve a specified transverse magnetization.

We then compared the calculated force using the linear approximation formula with the applied force measured by the load cell.

Thus, using the linear approximations derived from Equation 3 in Bauch et al. (2009) [ 12] for both age groups would provide a conservative estimate of herd effect, while using the linear functions fitted to data from this structured literature review would provide a less conservative estimate of herd effect.

Because the time resolution within the ISWBC is low (a tenth of a second), using the linear approximations in Figure 4A proved reasonable: at small bond force values, we assumed a linear relationship between the probability of bond dissociation and bond force.

We can use the linear approximation to compute any such inverse function to the accuracy that our machine will allow, as we shall see next.

Note that we use the linear approximation structure as (12), which leads to in (18).

However, in most cases, the linear trend approximation is sufficient; in other cases, we use the linear approximation to facilitate comparison with trends in other parameters.