Sentence examples for variant characteristics from inspiring English sources

Note that there always exists errors in channel estimation by using outdated CSI due to the channel variant characteristics of R→D links, and those errors will consequently deteriorate the relay selection if full CSI is employed.

Besides, few previous studies have considered the variant characteristics of data in WBAN for health monitoring; thus, it is hard to achieve optimal performance if the existing works are directly used for health monitoring.

However, the variant characteristics of the VSA, and nonlinearities and uncertainties in the EHS, such as friction, leakages, and dependence of bulk modulus on temperature, are major challenges for the control design.

In silico modeling of photoreceptor variant characteristics suggested that for most cases alterations in behavior were induced by changes in the light-response of the LOV2 domain.

Therefore, filtering on variant characteristics alone is not effective in situations where a single affected individual or only a small number of individuals are being investigated.

Due to the time variant characteristic of user interest and the randomness of user movements, the interest of a given user is dynamic and their difference also changes, which has to be dynamically updated to evaluate and reflect the user relationship.

The defocusing caused by moving objects exhibits space-variant characteristics, i.e., the defocusing arises only in the parts of the image containing the moving objects, whereas the stationary background is not defocused.

Sensitivity analysis is also performed to investigate the impacts of the time-variant characteristics of both the TC process and the TC damage conditional on one TC event on the cumulative damage costs for coastal areas.

The novelty of the proposed ensemble generator is that it is based on a geostatistical approach that assures a fast and robust generation of synthetic error fields, based on the time-variant characteristics of errors.

Using unique child-level panel data from Ethiopia, identification is based on a difference-in-difference approach, using two points in time at which older and younger children have the same average age and controlling for observable household and child-level time-variant characteristics.

In isolated populations, rare variants characteristics of the population may be responsible for trait values at the extremes of the phenotypic distribution.