Sentence examples for using the measures given from inspiring English sources

The classification results are evaluated using the measures given above (Section 3.2), and the best score for each measure is given in bold.

Correcting the calculated separation field using the measured profile gave an estimated −394 V cm 1.

Using the centrality measures gives only the topologically important nodes.

Quantitatively, we determine the distance between the two GSs using the Bures measure: Given a perturbing nonlinear potential (hat{V}(hat{x})), we define the nonlinearity measure (eta_{mathrm{B}} [V ]) as the suitably normalized Bures distance (D_{{ mathrm{B}} }) between the GS of the oscillator under consideration and that of the corresponding harmonic one.

Predicted electrical conductivities based on Equation 3 for 1% volume fraction and Equation 4 for higher volume fractions, using the measured zeta potentials given in Table 1, are also shown in Figure 2. Dotted lines are used to illustrate the error that occurs when extending Case 1 (e.g., linear increase with volume fraction) to higher volume fractions at which counter-ion condensation occurs.

In Figure 4, we show how the sparseness of the magnitude of varies with using the sparseness measure given by [25, 26] (30).

It has been shown that using the new measure gives better results when working with low-quality images or with low-resolution images.

The fluorescence was quantified by using the measure function in the program to give the mean grey level of a designated area.

The low-level classification here uses Bayes optimal classifier (3) and the high-level term uses the complex network measures given by (17) to capture the pattern formation of each component.

The amount of drug loaded into the dendrimer and the encapsulation efficiency of the G2.5 PAMAM dendrimers were measured spectrophotometrically, using the formulas given below: (1) (2)Where W 1 :  weight of the drug present in dendrimer W 2 :  net weight of the dendrimer W 3 :  weight of the drug added, and W 4 :  weight of the drug released into the supernatant.

They supply very accurate (mean error in the order of 0.15 mol%) values for the label measurements, and used the given measured fluxes as if they were noiseless measurements (thus as constants).