Sentence examples for and the same distributions from inspiring English sources

Importantly, these surrogates are computed from the same number of observations, and the same distributions for X and Y (Fig.  3).

In contrast, earlier approaches to modeling flow data have built on parametric distributions, and the same distributions were used for whole reads, without respect to flow or read positions.

Population data stratified by national quintiles of the income domain were provided by the ONS based on the 2001 census and the same distributions applied to population data by age and ethnicity for the 2001 2007 mid-year population estimates.

Population data stratified by national quintiles of the income domain were provided by ONS based on the 2001 census and the same distributions applied to population data by age, sex and ethnicity for the 2001-2007 mid-year population estimates.

The traditional machine learning approaches require not only the training data but also test data to be under the same feature space and the same distribution.

The background model was generated by generating, individually for each of the 45 miRNAs, six groups of random sequences with equal length to miRNA seeds and the same distribution of miRNA seed occurrences in human coding sequences (Methods).

However, time was measured as actual time and the same distribution was found for different types of words, suggesting that their observations are driven by the bursty update of webpages, a related but different effect.

In HEK293T cells transfected with this plasmid the localization of CFP was unequivocally nuclear, with sub-localization to the nucleoli, and the same distribution was seen with CFP fused to full-length Sdf-1γ (pCFPSdf1γ−96−450) (Fig. 2C).

Second, the approach means that the QTL have the same allele frequency spectrum as the markers, and the same distribution over the genome.

Many CXCL4+ mononuclear cells were detectable in the lesions, and the same distribution pattern was observed in CD68 staining (Fig. 3E and F).

It is noted that the control groups in the Viegas et al. (2010) and the Ladeira et al. (2011) studies have the same number of males and females, have the same age distribution and the same distribution of smokers and non-smokers; this may indicates that the two studies were not independent.