Sentence examples for assumed quantitative from inspiring English sources

In this section, we describe the assumed quantitative genetic model underlying genetic variance for macro- and micro-environmental sensitivities, the statistical model to estimate genetic variance in macro- and micro-environmental sensitivities, and the AIC based on an approximation of the h-likelihood that can be used to select the best fitting model.

Expecting that students can apply these skills (or at least follow their application), instructors present graphical data in lecture to support their course content, ask students to calculate and understand probabilities for basic genetics problems, and otherwise rely on their students' assumed quantitative skill set.

The widespread reliance on Likert-style response formats is then discussed in relation to the assumed quantitative structure of personality attributes.

This defect of Hilpinen's qualitative proposal can be remedied by assuming quantitative distances between worlds, and letting A's distance from the truth be a weighted average of the distance of the closest world in A from the actual world, and the distance of the furthest world in A from the actual world.

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Extraction efficiency from wipe media was tested by preparing control standard solutions as follows: two filter papers were wetted with 250 μL of the desorbing solvent and spiked with appropriate aliquots of antineoplastic drug stock solutions at specific concentrations assuming quantitative extraction.

Assuming quantitative factors, it is likely that the first embodiment of CI only involved one dimension, like pure mistiming.

Therefore, the upper limit frequency of the informative base would tend to 0.5 in tetraploid species, assuming quantitative co-expression of the two homoeologous transcripts.

TONCO assumes quantitative binding of RePpic to the particle and is given as the average over a minimum of three runs.

The graph shows the population heterogeneity in susceptibility to diabetes, as assumed in quantitative genetic analysis (see Materials and Methods).

For economic parameters, normal, lognormal, or beta distributions were assumed when quantitative data about the uncertainty around parameters were available.