Sentence examples for bound on the fraction from inspiring English sources

The power management policy is designed to reduce the long-run power consumption of the system while guaranteeing an upper bound on the fraction of jobs missing their deadlines.

The regularization can be adapted by the parameter ν, which can be regarded as an upper bound on the fraction of training set outliers [38].

It is important to note, however, that this fraction is probably a very crude upper bound on the fraction of trees that share a spectrum with another tree.

Fitting this mixture model to our experimental results reveals an upper bound on the fraction of trials (about half) that can be attributed to unpooled substitution that is, any report process that takes in only one letter.

Since synonymous mutations are less likely to be eliminated by purifying selection, this latter number provides a lower bound on the fraction of codon mutations that were sampled by the mutant viruses.

It is possible to make this point more quantitatively and establish a statistical bound on the fraction of potential metabolisms contained in the largest connected component of V(n).

Thus, this methodology-independent scheme gives an upper bound on the penetrable fraction f as Ñ / N, and a lower bound on the impenetrable fraction as 1 - Ñ / N. In this paper, we seek the value of f, in human populations.

We assume that in a single time unit there is an upper bound on the maximum targetable fraction of susceptibles.

In this case, the value of α ^ given by Equation 12 with A′ in place of A is a lower bound on the true mixture fraction α (see Appendix A for theoretical development and Results for simulations exploring the tightness of the bound).

DNA fragments still bound on the beads (designated as P1 fraction) were treated with 50 µg/ml RNase A at 55°C for 30 min, 200 µg/ml Proteinase K at 55°C overnight, and purified by phenol/chloroform extractions followed by ethanol-precipitation with 10 µg of glycogen.

Thus the fraction, f, gives an upper bound on the extent of estimability.