Sentence examples for discard a number from inspiring English sources

Compared to the study by Chancerel et al. [ 31] more rigorous statistical testing (using resampling to define confidence interval) certainly contributed to discard a number of false positives.

The latter also happened in the field of orthopaedic surgeons, who decided to discard a number of unwanted tasks when there was an undersupply of orthopaedic surgeons, and wished to reclaim these tasks when an oversupply arose [ 21].

Over the ensuing weeks, U.S. and Canadian officials weighed and discarded a number of strategies for getting the six out of Iran.For a time, some sources said, thought was given to trying to smuggle them across the border into neighboring Turkey, but that idea was rejected as too risky.

After discarding a number of problematic questionnaires, we were able to use a total of 231 in our analysis.

Soon the bras were discarded; a number of women remained topless.

We therefore discarded a number of potential behaviour change techniques that could not be feasibly applied to a printed format (e.g. motivational interviewing for self-efficacy).

The EAF-MR optimization increases optimization efficiency since it is able to discard a large number of configurations whose calculated SINR does not satisfy the SNR specification.

It is worthy to remember that for the trigrams of pediatrics corpus, the choice of threshold 3 would discard an important number of valid trigrams.

We performed at least two analyses of 20 million generations each and used Tracer [ 22] to assess the stationarity of the chain and to discard an appropriate number of generations.

I'm meant, like Dumbo flinging aside his feather, to realize that all the tricks and tools are unnecessary, and that what writing requires is grit, and patience, and the willingness to produce and then discard such a number of pages that you would seem, to a curious alien, to be in the garbage-generating business.

In this process, we discarded a large number of previously reported ISC hypocentres in favour of the hypocentres reported by local agencies; the latter were promoted to prime hypocentres.