Sentence examples for benefit in the reference from inspiring English sources

The distributional weight for the alternative level can then be defined as the ratio between the benefit in the reference case and the indifference value x, i.e., 10/ x[ 32, 35].

No discounting of costs and benefits will be performed in the reference case (given the short time frame).

Interestingly, the accuracy of imputing missing values benefited from an increase in the reference population size more for the GBS-like than the low to high imputation scenario (Table  1).

When PB performance had some economic value in the breeding objective (PB_EV > 0), then the benefit of having CB animals in the reference population decreased.

This study aimed at assessing more generally the benefit of including CB information in the reference population of a crossbreeding program using genomic selection.

Since there was less phenotypic information on PB animals for LPL than for PBA1, the benefit of having PB information in the reference population was relatively greater for LPL.

Genomic selection programmes for indicator traits also benefit from the inclusion of cows in the reference population (Calus et al., 2013a and 2013b).

It was, however, interesting to observe that the imputation of the Italian samples was improved more by this combined reference panel, leading us to speculate that populations that are poorly represented in the reference panel benefit more from a large and diverse reference set.

As a side benefit, our analysis confirmed 146 sequence errors in the reference genome and improved annotations of 27 genes.

Although, the benefit of adding CB individuals to PB individuals in the reference population was small when phenotypes on the reference animals (either on PB only or on both PB and CB individuals) were available, the marginal benefit of adding CB animals to the reference population was higher than the benefit of adding PB individuals.

The question is what would be the benefit of including a larger proportion of CB individuals in the reference population.