Sentence examples for approximate success from inspiring English sources

The approximate success rate of using frozen eggs was 14%, compared with an average 26% success rate of IVF using fresh eggs, it said.

Next, we will derive a lower bound of the approximate success probability when the relay is activated for the data retransmission.

By omitting the interference from the relays, i.e., replacing (mathcal {tilde I}_{o}) with (mathcal {I}_{o}), we can obtain an upper bound of the approximate success probability (P_{text {suc3}}^{mathrm {c}}).

By substituting (47) into (46), the approximate success probability of source transmitting in the second subperiod is obtained, where the probability of the relay being active is included in the derivation.

Continuing with this logic, however, we recognize then that one should thus consider the special case of a geometric (i.e. the CMP distribution where ν=0) distribution with approximate success probability, (hat {p}=1 - 0.277 = 0.723)).

In the MRC detection process, if we assume that the original data transmission is also interfered by the active relay nodes, i.e., by replacing (mathcal {I}_{o}) with (mathcal {tilde I}_{o}) in the last term of (50), we can derive the lower bound of the approximate success probability.

The salt block sculptures are even more finicky, with an approximate 25% success rate.

Whether or not a plant flowered (i.e., survival to anthesis) was then used to approximate reproductive success of emerged seedlings from the four cross types.

CAI define a relative "adaptiveness" to codons and are widely used to predict expression levels from genes and to approximate the success of heterologous gene expression.

Core results are: (i) Minimax regret treatment rules are well approximated by empirical success rules in many cases, but differ from them significantly both in terms of how the rules look and in terms of maximal regret incurred for small sample sizes and certain sample designs.

Attrition rates for compounds as they move through the milestone system have been published1 and could be used to approximate the average percent success rate of projects transitioning from one stage to the next.