Sentence examples for empirical coverage from inspiring English sources

The performance of the proposed CIs are evaluated by simulation studies in terms of the empirical coverage probability, the empirical coverage width, and the ratio of the mesial non-coverage probability and non-coverage probability.

Roberts argues that the current conception of syntax must accommodate a species of head-movement, although this operation differs somewhat in technical detail and in empirical coverage from earlier understandings of it.

First, it allows for a broader empirical coverage with a higher likelihood of targeting the causative organism.

Tables 1 and 2 summarize the bias (Bias), the empirical standard error (SSE), the average of the estimated standard error (ESE), and the empirical coverage probability (CP) of 95% confidence intervals of β ̂ I 1 and β ̂ A 2 for β=(b0,b1,θ).

Empirical coverage of MRSA is less troublesome.

Intravenous erythromycin was administered for empirical coverage of atypical pathogens.

Partly to address such challenges, we have proposed an empirical coverage-based genotype calling approach.

As expected, the empirical coverage-based genotype calling approach had decreased specificity at lower coverage; the average rate of artifactual variant calls was 1.5% at targets covered with 3 to 11 reads.

Using the Affymetrix platform, we found that the empirical coverages for SNPs with MAF greater than 5% were 66.6% (uncorrected) and 59.2% (corrected), and for MAF greater than 1% were 66.4% (uncorrected) and 57.3% (corrected).

Then, S R differences in CV are analyzed to determine the contributions of the S R differences from empirical fractional coverage (FC) and spatial correlograms.

The risk factors identified in this study may guide healthcare professionals in deciding empirical antibiotic coverage for CAP patients.