Sentence examples for degree of expected from inspiring English sources

A tautology, for example, has low degree of truthlikeness (closeness to the whole truth) whatever the truth is, and hence a low degree of expected truthlikeness, while its probability is maximal.

For example, that the number of planets is 7 is known to be false but since we know that the number of planets is 8, its degree of expected truthlikeness is identical to its actual truthlikeness, which is as good as a false answer to the question about the number of the planets gets.

In particular, haplorhines show a trend to have fewer males than strepsirrhines, after controlling for the number of females and the degree of expected estrous overlap.

As demonstrated by Wang, et al (2010) [89] in their analyses of simulated and real datasets, tag SNPs significantly underestimate the true effect sizes of causal alleles and the degree of expected underestimation increases with decreasing causal MAF.

The number of effective alleles is also higher close to the road (3.2 within the 2 km corridor, relative to 2.36 further away; with the degree of expected heterozygosity, He, being 0.652 vs. 0.548, respectively).

We ran InParanoid [33] using these sequences (from all three species) against the protozoan genomes listed in Table 1 using first the default parameters and then lower bit-score cutoffs of 40 and 30 with the BLOSUM 45 matrix to lower the degree of expected conservation between matches.

Clinicians and researchers must therefore be advised to use the most generalizable index of effectiveness, while keeping in mind that the actual degrees of expected overlap may not be as high as one would expect.

The k-means clustering however did not sort the data to proteasome expression level but to log observed/expected, thus to degree of deviation of expected abundances.

The international regulators privately argued that the pricing of loans reflected the degree of loss expected, therefore there was no need for an initial write-down.

Having been in full-time education before starting a Ph.D., I found the degree of professionalism expected from me a little hard to accept.

The degree of precision expected by some analytical chemists, for example, may be unattainable by environmental biochemists studying sludge collected from sewage treatment plants.