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But why should essentially average performance mean that kind of payout?

A better model would essentially average the idiosyncratic factors of each president to generate a baseline against which Mr. Obama's approval could be evaluated.

Examples of continuous segmentation include methods that essentially average over quantitative probe values within a genomic region determined by the algorithm to be a copy number segment.

The area under the ROC curve is a summary measure that essentially averages diagnostic [25].

The first five filters, Gaussian blur, median, anisotropic diffusion, bilateral and Kuwahara, are all essentially averaging techniques which output something closely related to the source image but smoothed to reduce noise in some way.

The global hectare idea essentially averages out the entire productivity of the Earth over its surface, offering one neat metric.

Essentially, averages don't tell the full story, Jo-Ann Yoo, executive director of the social services nonprofit Asian American Federation, told HuffPost. .

Our models, which are essentially averages of public polls, were based on all available surveys and calibrated to corresponded to results from the non-partisan polls that had performed well in previous elections.

The form of the Nernst equation used above is representative of an electromotive force when there is no current flow and V', the cell membrane potential, is assumed near zero because the xylem tissue is mainly composed of dead cells and, our electrode due to its large size relative to cell dimensions, pierces many cellular walls and essentially averages any residual membrane potentials.

Replacement of groups of atoms by CG beads essentially averages out the all-atom dynamics causing a smoother interaction potential and allows the use of large simulation time-steps without introducing numerical instabilities.

In order to quantitatively measure the increase in distances from the metabolite under study to the rest of the metabolic network when enzyme j is knocked out, we introduce the length increasing parameter (∆L j ), which essentially averages distance differences between the knockout and wild-type scenarios (see Methods section).