Sentence examples for attributable to random from inspiring English sources
To correct for this, as well as to check whether the results could be attributable to random noise, I ran a simple regression analysis that explains a candidate's share of the vote in New Hampshire as a function of whether or not he was endorsed by The Union Leader and his polling average at the time.
Growth curve measurements for additional wild type and triple mutant clones (Figure S1) were carried out to confirm that the observed phenotypes were not attributable to random mutational events.
The semi-landmark alignment involved a generalized least squares procrustes superimposition followed by a distance minimizing procedure to mathematically remove differences between the curves attributable to random positioning of points along the curve [72] [74].
To mitigate the effects attributable to random number generations for each data set, and to provide measures of uncertainty in our estimates, we repeated each simulation 200 times for each combination of ICC, number of subjects, and number of replicates.
Furthermore, even series available from large countries with quality registration data always display minor year-to-year fluctuations that are partly attributable to random factors related to the number of annual births.
Apparently, this increased reporting is not attributable to random errors [ 4, 8].
More specifically, GCTA evaluates the joint effect of overall genetic similarity pair by pair for all SNPs considered simultaneously as a random effect, and then estimates the variance in the phenotype attributable to this random effect.
Significant line effects were not systematically distributed to high or low, and were more likely attributable to the random effects of inbreeding and genetic drift than to fitness effects of the deformity (Table 1).
We intended to address possible underlying nanoscale deformation mechanisms that can be attributable to the random laser emission spectra.
Variance attributable to each random effect was 45.27% for patient, 49.60% for time and 5.13% for residual variability.
