Sentence examples for competing random from inspiring English sources

For DSS queries, Lachesis achieves I/O efficiency nearly equivalent to sequential streaming even in the presence of competing random I/O traffic.

Here, a transmit contention (TC) means that the reader sends the command Query or QueryAdjust once so that all the uninventoried tags will select new competing random time slots.

Additionally, competing random slope models did not clearly outperform each other.

Furthermore, a null competing model (random model) was calibrated assuming that the considered hypotheses have no effect over the species' distribution.

The fundamental difficulty in estimating IBD status is that recombination events erase the trace of inheritance after a few dozens of generations leaving small IBD areas that compete against random areas that are equal only by state.

Somehow, the truth is expected to rise to the surface from among all these competing interests and random decisions.

We mainly compare three centrality-based strategies, which have better performances in competing with the random selection strategy, through simulations on both real and artificial networks.

Synonymous codon usage is influenced by the competing actions of random genetic drift, natural selection, and mutation (Sharp et al. 1995; Duret 2002; Hershberg and Petrov 2008).

Joint tests were nearly as powerful as all competing alternatives for random sampling and two-tailed selection under both backcross and F2 intercross situations.

Several methodological problems exist, for example relating to competing events, non-random censoring, non-proportional hazards and dependent observations.

The competing proposal assuming a random substitution of Al by Si on the lattice sites is not consistent with the XPS data.