Sentence examples for effect distributions from inspiring English sources

The markers with the highest posterior probability of being in the largest effect distributions are unevenly distributed across the segments, and as the table also shows large proportions of the marker variance is expected to be explained by a small number of markers, which suggest that the location specific priors add extra information.

We expect that the saturation behavior documented for constant and exponentially distributed selection coefficients occurs for all subexponential fitness effect distributions.

About four years later, Amos and two colleagues founded a for-profit management company that was, according to the complaint, "a chimera created by Amos to effect distributions" of the school's operating profits.

This can be seen in Table 1, where we compare the matching of workers to jobs by quintiles in the person and firm effect distributions in 1992 v. 2003.

Our predictive equations are responsive to all parameters that affect accuracy and they are independent of allele frequency and effect distributions.

In addition, the equations have proven robust to changes in allele effect distributions, including different fractions of loci with zero effect and differing allele frequency distributions.

If we only select products with statistically significant and positive estimates, the mean or median of the advertising effect distribution increases by a factor of about five.

Unfortunately, we were unable to identify the random effect distribution for this model.

Thus, the distribution of increasing and decreasing pairs should be significantly different from the binomial ("no effect") distribution with a particular p-value (usually 0.05).

The situation is reversed, if we reduce the number of meioses to shift the background effect distribution rightward to be more mixed with the pedigree effect.

Thus, adding samples from the top end of the effect distribution did not help improve our prediction of difficult cases where we often find unclear/contradicting signals.