Sentence examples for a plausible distribution from inspiring English sources

Without addressing what might be a plausible distribution of poverty rates, Scanlan has suggested that "any set of data reflecting more or less normal distributions of factors" will reveal HRX.

In this type of analysis, the model calculations are repeated several thousand times, with differing values for each variable selected from a plausible distribution.

Hot deck imputation replaces each missing value with a value drawn from a plausible distribution [ 11] incorporating theoretical or observed aspects of the data [ 12].

Moreover, the lack of knowledge regarding the shape of a plausible distribution and the diversity of the data we are performing our computations on, make a versatile distribution function like the gamma, a reasonable assumption.

However in our data technical issues to do with the array are not thought to be a problem as we obtained a plausible distribution of P values for our neuro-cognitive outcome.

This can be done either by explicitly modelling the probability of non-response, ideally using prior information from experts, or by "multiple imputation": replacing missing data by values randomly selected from a plausible distribution that reflects the postulated bias.

In the current case this sensory disturbance is an anatomically plausible distribution with evidence of a lesion to the somatosensory system.

We also use the model to investigate the effectiveness of a plausible global distribution of vaccine for various pandemic scenarios.

First, it allowed us to use a plausible sampling distribution for our response data, avoiding the need to assume normality or use transformations.

In this study, a three component mixture of groundwater age was developed to describe tracer concentrations and provide a plausible age distribution for a PSW in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

In studies at the organ level such as in nutrition, the choice of a plausible flux distribution v aims to elucidate how an input nutrient may contribute to the composition of an output product.