Sentence examples for account selection from inspiring English sources
Note that these averages do not take into account selection into courses: average SAT scores of natural science, engineering, and economic majors are over 50 points higher than their humanities and social science counterparts.
The only study that has taken into account selection on reproductive variance in a dioecious (two-sexes) population approximated reproduction as the random union of gametes and assumed that gamete production of different individuals was uncorrelated (Taylor 2009).
The analyses were weighted at the individual level taking into account selection probability, non-response rates for each cycle, distribution by gender, age and province of residence as given in the 1996 Canadian population census.
To facilitate the latter aim, we devised a specific sampling scheme including a non-participants cohort and developed complex statistical procedures in order to take into account selection effects at inception as well as during the follow-up of the cohort.
This half-life of 19 My is very different from the one we calculated based on the global size of the copies because it does not take into account selection against TE insertions and has to be considered as a quasi-neutral deletion rate estimate.
Models tested included those that account for selection in different codon sites, within specific lineages, or a combination of selection in different sites within specific lineages.
Advanced statistics that take into account shot selection are ticking up for Williams as well.
Bivariate probit regressions to take into account self selection into NHIS enrolment.
NHATS provides survey weights that account for selection probabilities and clustering, and are adjusted for nonresponse (Montaquila et al. 2012).
Solar wind and IMF conditions were, at first, not taken into account in selection of events for event analysis.
