Sentence examples for evidence coefficients from inspiring English sources

We show that the Genetic Algorithm tool, after being constrained during the reproduction process within a specified range and trend of variation of the Weights of Evidence coefficients, was able to overcome overfitting and improve validation fitness scores with acceptable computational costs.

In addition, results were presented as probability statements, providing evidence that coefficients describing Traffic pollution (γ 1 and δ 1 ) or BC (β 1 and ρ 1 ) are either negative or positive depending on the hypothesized relationship.

This result may appear to be a sharp contrast to earlier evidence that coefficient of LNTLAND (area of land devoted to tree crops production) was negative and insignificant in the revenue frontier.

Data presented in Table 2 provided compelling evidence that FST coefficients give, in all cases, much higher Nem estimates than those provided by coalescent genealogy samplers.

Despite some suggestion that the effect of allelic score differs by tertile of birth length, there is little statistical evidence that the coefficients differ (Supplementary Material, Table S6).

It was found out that the addition of different surfactants affect the redox properties as evidenced by diffusion coefficients and rate constants calculated from experimental data obtained from cyclic voltammetry (CV) and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS).

In this study, a field comparison of a subset of four study sensors showed that despite very different absolute turbidity readings for a given SSC, well correlated and reliable turbidity - SSC ratings were established (as evidenced by r2 coefficients from 0.92 to 0.98).

The instrument has demonstrated responsiveness to change [ 79, 80] and good evidence of reliability (coefficient α = 0.87; ICC = 0.92) and validity [ 80- 83].

In the domain of "appraising the evidence", the correlation coefficient between the self-rating and test performances was 0.24 (p = 0.1).

In comparison to normal controls (n = 11), there was over-representation of low MIs in patient samples and the distribution of MEST DMR MIs did not conform to a normal distribution (D'Agostino-Pearson test for normal distribution rejected at P <0.0001) with significant evidence of kurtosis (coefficient of kurtosis 9.016; P <0.0001) (see Figure  1B).

Note that this is our control variable in regression model 4. The negative signs of the "Diversity" and "Competition" coefficients provide evidence in support of MAR externalities.