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The isotopomer distribution observed for the sequence of H CC CC– was fairly explainable by a binomial, random distribution of the two carbon isotopes of 12C and 13C, reducing the concentration of 13C to 76 55%.

By a binomial random variable, the desired probability is ( 10 0 ) p h 0 q h 10 + ( 10 1 ) p h q h 9, where p h = ∑ i = 2 5 ( 5 i ) ( 0.1 ) i ( 0.9 ) 5 − i. and q h = 1 − p h. So, the desired probability is 0.806708, whereas the Poisson approximation yields the value ∑ i = 0 1 e − 10 p h ( 10 p h ) i i !

Scoring DM copy-numbers in ana/telophase cells revealed that DM segregation could be closely approximated by a binomial random distribution.

The number of mutations carried by a newborn can thus be approximated by a binomial random variable, taking the success probability to be 0.5 and the number of trials to be the total number of mutations in the two parents.

In particular if gene g ∈ G is not in the driver pathway, then the number of patients in which g is mutated among a collection of m cancer patients is described by a binomial random variable B(m q) with success probability q.

The n response variables y i 's given parameter can be fitted as a binomial random variables by a joint distribution given by: and log-likelihood function given by Relation to the explanatory variable(s) is through a logit link function, such that where α and β are parameter estimates and p i is log parasite density.

erasure events, and K is a binomial random variable.

Proof Degree (k_i) of the node (v_i) is a binomial random variable.

Satoshi uses a binomial random walk model to prove that attackers must control 51% of the computing power in the system before they can generate the longest block chain by constructing fraudulent transaction records.

The Poisson probability function is the limit of a binomial probability function, the expected value of a binomial random variable with parameters ( n h, p h ) is n h p h = λ.

We generated a binomial random variable from model (2).