Sentence examples for calculated occurrence from inspiring English sources

In this simulation, an M6-class event occurring immediately after the M9 event was reproduced, and the calculated occurrence times of the simulated subsequent repeaters resembled those of the observed repeaters to some degree.

Notably, multidrug-resistant P. aeruginosa (resistant to four drug classes) in SSTIs had a calculated occurrence rate of 24.7%% in Latin America, 10.8 % in Europe and 3.2 % in North America, which indicates alarming increase in drug resistance also among Gram-negative bacteria (Moet et al. 2007).

Despite the fact that the small numbers (of both the sample size and events) do not allow us to draw safe conclusions, the calculated occurrence rate of 7.1 (95% CI: 6.8 7.3) CHD events per 1000 patient-years seems rather low considering the aforementioned risk profile and the advanced age of our population sample.

To avoid erroneous decisions caused by unexpected outliers in the sensor data, the delivery is started when the calculated occurrence probability (p y=1|varvec{x})) exceeds the threshold (p_T) for three consecutive frames.

This was a significant increase from the calculated occurrence of 3.9 cases per year before 1985 [ 4].

Counts of injuries are often used to calculate occurrence rates (e.g., per 1000 person-years) (Tinetti et al. 2008).

In model five, we calculate occurrence probabilities according to the hypergeometric distribution.

Calculating occurrence probabilities in this manner does not guarantee that the matrix elements add up to the total number of edges.

To calculate occurrence frequencies of each base pair type, a non-redundant dataset of 167 pdb files is considered to avoid statistical bias.

We calculate occurrence frequency as the average number of positive predictions per bp in the random shuffled dataset: (12) O F = ∑ T o t a l p r e d i c t i o n N L where N is the total number of sequences in the shuffled sequences database and L is the length of the sequence subtracting the length of PWM.

The 33,860 human genes were sorted by increasing GC content at their third codon positions (GC3) and separated into thirteen groups having equal number of sequences, in order to calculate occurrence-preference R2s within each group as it was done with the whole-genome dataset to generate Figure 1.