Sentence examples for which is a common technique from inspiring English sources

Generalized linear modeling (GLM), which is a common technique for modeling crash data, was used to estimate this relationship.

Thus, we essentially perform statistical sampling which is a common technique for example in opinion surveys and for which the relationship between sample size and the accuracy of the estimate is well understood.

Electrophoresis mobility shift assay (EMSA) which is a common technique used in studying specific interactions between DNA and proteins is applied in visualizing the binding of bleomycin A5 with DNA intuitively.

Therefore, we used 17-estradiol to facilitate MCF-7 cells growth in nude mice, which is a common technique.

In contrast, the channel equalization has been performed in the frequency domain by using one-tap-per-subcarrier scheme, which is a common equalization technique in MCM systems including OFDM and OFDM/OQAM.

When solar activity is filtered assessing the residuals of a linear regression between foF2 and Rz, or between foF2 and F10.7, which is a common filtering technique used in most of the publications that analyze ionosphere trends, the relationship between foF2 and the EUV proxy considered is expected to be the same over the whole period of analysis.

The latter are modeled by B-splines, which is a common mathematical technique for representing a smooth nonlinear function as a linear function of fixed basis functions [ 33].

"Straight up" can result in confusion since some bartenders may interpret it as shaken with ice which is a common martini technique.

This paper investigates changes in the visual perception of a stream landscape due to remediation work (i.e., the construction of a stone revetment, which is a common ecological engineering technique in Taiwan) in the Nan-Shi-Ken stream.

In this paper, the LSH, which is a common and fast similarity search technique, is applied to select the similar segments.

The proposed atlas construction approach can effectively retain the water diffusion anisotropic information, especially on the myocardial tissue edges, which is a common known limit of current techniques.