Sentence examples for accommodate the missing from inspiring English sources

We argue that the source of the fatigue comes from the restricted sensory information of the VR interfaces, and that users try to accommodate the missing sensory feedback by excessive motion leading to wrong posture or bad timing.

Daubin et al. [ 19] cluster the topologies of 310 computed gene trees in order to find a concordant set of 121, and then combine the concordant trees using the "supertree" approach [ 20- 22], which can accommodate the missing data resulting from non-ubiquitous genes.

Interval censored models, which use an infant's time to last negative test and time to first positive test to form an interval around his or her (unknown) time of infection, may better accommodate the missing data, but software is not generally available for regression with interval censored data unless we are willing to make parametric assumptions about the distribution of the event times.

The N.F.L. is still flirting with the idea of moving this season's Super Bowl in New Orleans to Feb. 3 from Jan . 27in order to accommodate the missed Week 2 games.

Try to think of ways to accommodate the things you missed - for example, if you missed the way your room smelt because of a certain perfume, or blanket, why not take the perfume or blanket?

The effect remained significant when covariates were added to the model (age, sex, and close relationship with someone with a mental illness) and with inclusion of respondents with missing data, since a mixed model can accommodate missing data under the missing at random assumption.

The strengths of the mixed models are the ability to accommodate missing data points and the ability to model nonlinear, individual characteristics.

The old Convention Hall was recently refurbished, in part to continue accommodating the annual Miss America beauty contest, which is now pointedly referred to as a "scholarship pageant" by its image-conscious Atlantic City promoters.

If the idea of the survival story can be stretched to accommodate the survival of a culture, "Miss Agnes" is as urgent as its predecessors.

Therefore, this model can accommodate different missing data points within or across countries.

One hundred charts plus a 20% oversampling (n=120) to accommodate for missing charts, stratified by age group as described above, were selected for review from those identified by the algorithm at each site.