Complete observations regarding age, sex, weight and height were obtained from 1,477 877%) of these children – 736 (50%) girls and 741 (50%) boys (Table 2), which constitutes the empirical material.
For the 200 subjects with complete observations over 15 years the mean rate of decline was similar to that observed over five year periods, but the standard deviation of the rates of decline was half that of the 5-year estimates, reflecting greater accuracy from multiple measurements.
Some general guidelines are first developed for the situation in which all participants have complete observations.
I see his work above all as a series of extremely vivid, complete observations and not mere exercises in introspection as some might.
After the field investigation in Chile is complete, observations and findings will be posted on the GEER homepage and through the Chile Earthquake Clearinghouse site hosted by EERI.
Most of the classes, and in particular Amphibia, Reptilia and Florideophyceae, were in the upper right section of the graph (old, incomplete specimen-based occurrences), whereas Aves was in the lower left section, characterized by recent and complete observations.
The maximum entropy principle constrained by probability weighted moments is an useful technique for unbiasedly and efficiently estimating the quantile function of a random variable from a sample of complete observations.
In addition, the catalog contains data products covering complete observations: event lists, background images, exposure maps, etc. Creating the Chandra Source Catalog (Evans et al). required adjustment of existing pipeline processing, adaptation of existing interactive analysis software for automated use, and development of entirely new algorithms.
The final coalgebra of a functor may be regarded as a space of complete observations.
complete observations are available at the fusion center with no censoring or quantization.
In the censoring scheme, sensors either send or do not send their complete observations to the fusion center.
