Sentence examples for cost for selection from inspiring English sources
The difference in cost between the training approach and the selection approach may be that developing and implementing an effective training system will have both a high initial cost and a relatively high continuing cost, whereas the bulk of the cost for selection would be upfront for the development of selection instruments.
1. High computational cost for model selection: When the number of variables is m, there are m × 2 m candidate models in model selection.
A single LinkedIn image can cost about £90, whereas the average cost for a selection of headshots is £150.
As cost for attractor selection, the results with unit processing time of once per second and once per minute are shown.
This seems feasible whenever the cost of inbreeding is surpassed by the cost of selection for excessive male allocation and may explain the association of occasional aphally (the lack of a penis generating inability to donate and, in some species, inability to receive sperm) with selfing.
Potentially, maintaining PO levels is also more costly; there is experimental evidence for the costs of selection for high PO levels in other species [ 21], while PO is a condition-dependent trait in P. interpunctella [ 13].
Whereas CONC only considers phonetic labels, TDA uses the PHMM prediction to compute a selection cost for each selected unit by computing its distance to the PHMM prediction for that portion of the gestural score. .
In 1969, Jukes and Jack King put forth their definitive statement of the neutral theory in a paper entitled, "Non-Darwinian Evolution". They argued that the rate of protein evolution in non-essential regions occurred much too quickly to be accounted for by Haldane's cost of selection, and were therefore most likely the result of mutation and drift.
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A high-density genetic map may be used to design low-density panels of markers that reduce genotyping costs for genomic selection without sacrificing prediction accuracy (Habier et al. 2009).
