Sentence examples for choice of relative from inspiring English sources
It is shownthat the choice of relative or absolute error norm in the least-squares analysisis best based on the kind of error in the data.
8, 37 The choice of relative size of the prediction dataset and the validation dataset were done according to the recommendation by Steyerberg.
We found 20 candidate genes with highly significant scores in our meta-analysis that were also robust to the choice of relative weights for the ChIP-seq, proteomics and PPI data.
The stress will be induced during time interval [0, 10), turned off (i.e. removed, washed away) in time interval [10, 30) and induced again in time interval [30, 40). These time intervals have been chosen arbitrarily and we later explore the dependence on the choice of (relative) lengths.
We therefore compensated for this effect by pruning out genes from the list of 31 statistically significant scoring genes that were not robust to the choice of relative weights for the ChIP-seq, proteomic and PPI data sets (see " Method" section).
Might his own illness and that of his sons and daughters be due to his own and his ancestors' choice of a relative as life-partner?
Mr. Naimi sees no irony in all this because in Qatari terms, his weight and his choice of a relative as a spouse are the norm, he said.
These include the choice of test relative to experimental or sampling design and breadth of intended inferences, the careful statement of hypotheses, and analyses with small sample sizes.
true under its relevant reading when the choice of a relative of each townsman can be made independently of the individual chosen for 'each villager.'[85] Hintikka (1973a) sketched an argument to the effect that actually every FPO sentence can be reproduced as a representation of an English sentence.
Our choice of a relative measure for degree of inaccuracy may have increased the apparent degree of inaccuracy for low-risk scenarios.
The choice of the relative lengths with local normalization turned out to be crucial for the absence of correlations between a strongly inhomogeneous set and a random one.
