Sentence examples for weights by which from inspiring English sources

Although some schemes exist for enantiomeric separations on Cinchona-based zwitterionic stationary phases, the exact design space and the weights by which each of the chromatographic parameters influences the separation have not yet been statistically studied.

As with inverse probability of treatment weighting, it is important to assess and minimise the impact of extreme weights, by which a few patients who are unlikely to receive treatment could exert undue influence on the results.

I was looking more at balance and weight, by which I mean the lightness that can make Bordeaux seem so graceful especially when combined with intensity.

For CG m, m from 1 to M. Calculate the weight by which CG m updates CCG i, ĝ i, m).

In each iteration, the first step is to obtain the optimal weight by which CG m affects CCG n as g ^ ( n, m ) =  exp ( - WSKLD( n, m )/ γ ) ∑ i = 1 N exp ( - WSKLD( i, m )/ γ ).

For all DMUs, um is the weight by which each ymj is multiplied, and vn is the weight by which each xnj is multiplied.

The relative weight by which the three domains (attitude, subjective social norm, perceived behavioural control) impact on the intention is expected to vary across different behaviours and contexts.

Formally, each metagene is a vector that summarizes the combination of weights (loadings) by which the gene expression variables in that cluster are multiplied to yield subject-wise PCs.

Doxycycline reduced the cervical lymph node weights by ∼51%, which was statistically significant (Fig. 5F).

These national averages form the set of cost weights c j by which to aggregate patients in different HRGs and outpatient categories into a single index of output.

Your One-Year-Old points out, "Whatever gives comfort is worth its weight in gold" (by which its authors clearly mean "weight in Intel options," since gold is at a 20-year-low).