Sentence examples similar to Quantifiable likelihood from inspiring English sources
The algorithm is designed to enable quantifiable predictions of likelihood for the presence of multiple organisms in a complex sample.
Thus, one advantage of Bayesian inference is that it cannot only be used to declare group differences with a quantifiable confidence but also to quantify the likelihood for the absence of differences between groups (Friston et al. 2008; Friston and Penny 2003a).
Against Prediction convincingly argues that the use of economic actuarial methods--predicting individual criminal likelihood based on the quantifiable characteristics of groups to which one belongs--is fundamentally flawed...
Intermediate phenotypes are quantifiable heritable constructs that express an individual's likelihood of developing or displaying symptoms of a given disease [ 8, 9].
Moreover, censored observations of hCG titres below the limit of quantification (i.e., those measurements recorded as <2 IU l−1) were handled using the so-called M3 method, which considers the likelihood of observations being below the quantifiable limit (Beal, 2001; Ahn et al, 2008; Bergstrand and Karlsson, 2009).
The quantifiable uncertainties, i.e. variability for which a likelihood can be defined, are typically integrated into the management process by considering the reliability or risk level of a structure.
We used the ratio 1∶2 instead of 1∶1 to increase the level of the signal in the control group in order to increase the likelihood of detecting S-nitrosation events in the control and thus obtain quantifiable results.
While this increases the likelihood of studying clonal events, it makes it more difficult to perform detailed quantifiable analyses.
Moreover, it is quantifiable.
