Sentence examples for considered count from inspiring English sources

CPT errors of omission and commission were considered count data and initially modeled as Poisson distributed variables with log risk models; to correct for overdispersion (variance exceeded the mean), our final models were fitted using negative binomial regression.

Novices and people who have never considered counting birds may take part by calling their local Audubon center.

Furthermore, we considered counts for only A. duranensis assembled transcripts to which no A. ipaënsis reads mapped and A. ipaënsis transcripts to which no A. duranensis reads mapped ("cleanly mapping reads").

But in Palm Beach County, the recount continued, and a state circuit court judge ordered election officers to at least consider counting "dimpled" punch holes as votes.

Eli Manning may be sorry he didn't win the starting job, but after he sees what the Eagles do to Warner, he might consider counting his blessings.

And in an abrupt change, the Bush administration has decided for the first time to consider counting fish raised in hatcheries when determining if some species are going extinct.

Fox did not repeat NBC's suggestion earlier in the day that advertisers consider counting all commercials seen within a week of a show's premiere, instead of the three-day compromise that is in place now.

In 2001, a federal judge ruled the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) treated hatchery fish inconsistently in its policymaking and ordered it to consider counting them when deciding whether a population is endangered (http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/294/5548/1806">Science, 30 November 2001, p. 1806).

Consider counting likely future income in your bond portion.

As far back as 2001, Justice Clarence Thomas said the court should consider counting voters, rather than the total population, when dividing up districts.

This factor is a notable source of additional noise in the surveillance system when considering counts by week of report.