In that case, the population variance is used as an approximation of the subject-specific measurement error variance [ 24] pp. 155.
Third, we develop a high order accurate finite difference approximation of the PML subject to the boundary conditions.
For these trials, we have calculated a summary recruitment rate statistic (RR) that is an approximation of the number of subjects recruited per study site per month for a given trial.
The relationship of AV speech perception to changes in audibility was examined retrospectively using an approximation of a single-subject design.
They may alternatively make the weaker and inclusive assumption that the discrete mappings of the Likert scale are approximations of the subjects' continuous belief or value systems, which either in fact or in convergence are Gaussian distributed.
Planning department officials stress that their new measurement is only an estimate, an approximation subject to the vagaries of time.
By introducing the Lagrangian function, SQP solves a series of quadratic programming sub-problems, each involving the minimization of a quadratic approximation of the objective function subject to a linear approximation of the constraints.
The tone of the programme is the perfect approximation of her standup, which flits dizzyingly from subject to subject without pause, often starting with tense descriptions of her mental-health issues before careering off into a kaleidoscopic nightmare of free-associated thoughts and abstract voices.
We acknowledge that our predictions represent a first approximation of protein characteristics, and could be subject to over-interpretation for at least two reasons.
In summary, results above suggest that the proposed technique represents a good approximation of the choices made by human subjects, with an average distance on orientation measures that is about 11° and a percentage distance that is less than 9% and 5% on length and width judgements, respectively.
