Sentence examples for construct a statistical model from inspiring English sources
They construct a statistical model, known as a probit equation, to determine which factors make victory more likely.
So the task for analysts is to construct a statistical model that allows for these kinds of hidden factors.
In the final coarse-graining step we use the obtained single-drop information to construct a statistical model for the time-evolution of the drop size distribution and show that it captures the main features of full-scale simulations.
To do so, we use 60 years of quarterly data on presidential approval, which contain polls from 1948 to 2008, and construct a statistical model of approval that includes these factors: The approval rating from the previous quarter, since approval ratings are cross-correlated with themselves.
The results obtained were then used to construct a statistical model to predict concentrations of control samples.
We used the training subset to construct a statistical model and then used the test subset to evaluate the predictive performance of the model.
We constructed a statistical model to assess the risk of death for cystic fibrosis (CF) patients between scheduled annual clinical visits.
It is known that repeats of different copy number have different probabilities of appearance in shotgun data, so based on this principle, we constructed a statistical model and inferred criteria for mathematically defined repeats (MDRs) at different shotgun coverages.
Therefore, we also performed an additional sensitivity analysis by constructing a statistical model using the highest chloride level and lowest SIDa of the first 2 days of admission.
Segev and his team constructed a statistical model for predicting how well older adults would be expected to do after kidney transplantation by taking into account age, smoking, diabetes and 16 other health-related variables.
They then constructed a statistical model of the corpus: a mathematical formula expressing, for each combination of the factors listed above, the ratio of the probabilities of the double object and the recipient-PP.
