The phrase "approximation to the correct" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used when discussing estimates or near values in a mathematical or analytical context, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The approximation to the correct value was close enough for our purposes."
Alternatives: "estimate of the correct" or "near value to the correct".
Therefore, since our goal is to assemble the correct contig, we assume the positions are an approximation to the position in the correct contig.
Using the normal approximation to the binomial (without correcting for continuity), a score of 11 results in a z-statistic of 2.36 and a corresponding p-value of.009 (one-tailed; below-chance performance was uninterpretable).
We propose a simple strategy, based on finite-dimensional linear algebra arguments and using the knowledge of the modes, to recover a correct approximation to the solution with a low additional cost compared to the standard PML approach.
The first approximation to the transport coefficient was further corrected from angularly selective intensity measurements.
The ECDF approximation converges to the correct P-value linearly with the number of permutations, N.
In addition, as this study is based on the experiments with the head phantom and validated with patient images of head and neck area, the reported approximation to correct the CBCT value-electron density curve may not be suitable for CBCT-based dose calculation in thoracic or abdominal cases, in which the structure deformation is larger and further study should be conducted.
Notwithstanding, equation (10) is a good approximation to calculate corrected negative refraction angles at the output and it works well in the negative refraction region given by the correctness condition.
We demonstrate that the applied methodology is a first-order approximation to a formal correct head-of-water optimization and achieve good results in tests.
The use of the correct moments and improved approximations to the distribution of Q for the point and interval estimation of τ for a variety of different effect measures may provide greatly improved estimators, especially for small values of heterogeneity and will be the subject of our further work.
