Sentence examples for with specific assumptions from inspiring English sources
As in the case of LEACH, LEACH-EP comes with specific assumptions as well.
Existing models of 129Xe diffusive exchange for lung microstructural modeling with time-resolved MR spectroscopy data have considered analytical solutions to one-dimensional, homogeneous models of the lungs with specific assumptions about the alveolar geometry.
This mathematical model uses an advection diffusion equation with specific assumptions and coefficients to estimate the dose of the particles delivered to the cells monolayer in the culture medium.
On the other hand, the carrier and channel hypotheses are only compatible with specific assumptions on the protonation state of the transported species and of the species binding to haeme of haeme-related molecules in the vacuole.
Key uncertainties were addressed using scenario analysis, combining objective information with specific assumptions about future events [ 48].
The plots similar to Figure 29C can be constructed for any particular example with specific assumptions about the terms A, B, C, and D in eq 25.
Based on the nine subject measurements of florbetapir, the effective dose (ED) was determined to be 18.60 ± 4.260 μSv/MBq or 6.88 mSv for a 370-MBq dose with no specific assumptions regarding bladder voiding.
With model specific assumptions, "adapted" organization theory (aOT) was able to predict the lethality of knockout experiments correctly in 106 cases (91.4%), achieving the same performance as rFBA [ 19].
The large agreement of TRAM results, obtained without any a priori specific assumptions, with classical biological knowledge about megakaryocytopoiesis, shows that TRAM can perform integrated analysis of expression data from multiple platforms producing high confidence lists of over/under-expressed chromosomal segments and clustered genes.
The variances are obtained using a simple measure of dispersion that applies to any type of event with no specific assumption as to the distribution; this measure is shown to be the usual estimator when the distribution is binomial, negative binomial, or normal [ 12].
We present the application of generic DEB theory to oyster larvae, with the formulation of the specific assumptions based on the characteristics of this stage.
