Sentence examples for data and the hypothetical from inspiring English sources

In addition, patterns of variation between populations (Apalachee, Guale, and Timucua) can also be evaluated using parameters such as FST, a metric which represents the distance between each population based on genetic or dental data and the hypothetical average of those populations (Fig. 2).

Let (l perf, u perf ) denote the associated interval estimate from this model; i.e., the α/2 and 1-α/2 quantiles of the Bayesian posterior distribution of θ given the data and the hypothetical perfect bias model.

This was performed by adding together keypress response profiles from (i) the real data and (ii) the hypothetical data (i.e., noise simulation data described above), on a one-to-one basis to decrease the contrast in the profiles between stimuli items.

A long-term horizon translating results in extra costs per (quality-adjusted) life-year ((QA LY) gained was not modelled due to a lack of reliable data and thus the hypothetical character of this scenario.

EconLav is applied to a subsample of married couples from the 2008 wave of the SHIW to approximate the budget sets of each sample unit under both the baseline tax-benefit schedule in the year of data collection and the hypothetical schedules resulting from our in-work benefit reforms.

The X2 value of the CFA analysis is 63.65 (p-value = 0.002), implying that there is a discrepancy between the data in Taiwan and the hypothetical model.

Two examples (one with real data and the other with hypothetical data) were employed to illustrate the utility of the IBMD in comparing the degree of disagreement.

Two examples (one with real data and the other with hypothetical data) were employed to illustrate the utility of the proposed measure in comparing the degree of disagreement.

He also performed the integrated analysis of the transcriptome and promoter data, assembled the hypothetical model for the ROS-mediated regulon and wrote the entire manuscript.

Transition probabilities were based on data from the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative and published clinical data, and estimated for the hypothetical DMT.

Ordinary or traditional sensitivity analysis estimates what the true effect measure (e.g. rate ratio) would be in light of the observed data and some hypothetical level of bias and it produces one or more adjusted point estimates for the effect measure of interest.