Sentence examples for as implied by the intercept from inspiring English sources

The intra-community correlation coefficient as implied by the intercept component variance, specified that 18% of the variation in CSA could be attributed to the community level factors.

As implied by the term, Graham spent the summer of 2009 looking beyond Guantánamo.

And they're not, as implied by the Mail and Express reports, handed out to prisoners arbitrarily.

In my non expert opinion, and as it was implied by the book, they are sweaty.

For comparison, an intercept-only (or horizontal line) model was also fitted, as this reflects the relationship implied by the traditional approach.

The assaults implied by "the war on women" can be violent as well as violating.

Without the hierarchical structure implied by the random effects terms we may have under-estimated the standard error on the intercept.

As implied in the equation, its derivation is characterized by a uniform distribution of binding energies (up to some maximum binding energy) was carried out by plotting the quantity sorbed qe against ln Ce and the constants were determined from the slope and intercept (Foo and Hameed 2010).

Linear mixed models with random intercepts and slopes were also considered appropriate in the context of this study because they fit the notion of person-specific effects implied by individual calibration by allowing intercept and slopes to vary across participants.

As reported by the Intercept's Lee Fang, "One of Franklin Square Capital's investment funds, the FS Energy & Power Fund" the Intercept's Lee Fang reports, "is heavily invested in fossil fuel companies, including offshore oil drilling and fracking".

Thus, in terms of our graphic, the single pathway hypothesis implies that the intercepts of the lines for each group are 0, as in Figure 1.