Sentence examples for better conditional from inspiring English sources

Because a child has a better conditional frequency or probability under a correct parent than an incorrect one, we have designed a novel scoring function to evaluate this conditional frequency.

In prostate cancer patients, the older age group (60 69 years old) showed better conditional survival than the younger age group (50 59 years old).

The confidence intervals based on the conditional score with continuity correction which exhibited better conditional performance in the work by Tsai et al.[ 12] and the conditional mid- p confidence interval had close performance, but for Π departing from Π0, their coverage probabilities were lower than the nominal level in this unconditional setting.

By analogy with partial coherence, pGC analysis can factor out exogenous and latent influences better than conditional GC (cGC) analysis, therefore the pGC analysis results show only the causal relationships among the pre-defined ROIs.

CCTs have their drawbacks but at least where governments are concerned, and if you take a broad definition of poverty reduction to include health and education they usually do a better job.The biggest conditional transfers, Bolsa Família and Mexico's Oportunidades, are credited with cutting poverty and boosting literacy in Latin America's largest countries.

Groenendijk and Mascarenhas argued that this adjustment, besides addressing the conceptual issue concerning indifference relations discussed above, also allows for a better analysis of conditional questions and alternative questions.

The results of the CMC model are in better agreement with conditional measurements than those of the stationary laminar flamelet model (SLFM), which is a quasi-steady form of the CMC without the convection term.

The q-value calibration of the joint model was slightly better than the conditional model, whereas FET was poorly calibrated (Figure 4).

In the analysis for both specific aims 1 and 2, the complexity introduced by modeling with time-varying covariates may be better served with conditional linear mixed models.

We showed that the incremental value is greatest when both sensitivity and specificity of the new test are better and that conditional dependence between the tests reduces the incremental value.

On the other hand, for deciding whether an edge u → s v exists at all in P (and for fixing its sign), the effect a perturbation in u induces in node v appeared to be better suited than conditional correlation (Section 2.3).