Sentence examples for exceeding chance from inspiring English sources

Myk/+ mice were better at recognizing novel objects (exceeding chance level in this task), but were still significantly worse than +/+ mice.

We explore the use of such a reject option for all classifiers exceeding chance by smoothly varying the rejection threshold and computing the accuracy, leading to an accuracy-reject curve (37,38).

It should also be noted that the population average model had a type I error rate of 0.053 for the case of no composite heterogeneity, exceeding chance level of 0.05.

Manton [ 14] tested minipigs in a holeboard at the ages of approximately 59, 88, and 93 days, on each occasion over 2 consecutive days with 3 training trials per day, and found the animals to have a very poor WM and RM performance, with RM performance hardly exceeding chance level.

For items retained in the symptom index according to the more liberal of the criteria (i.e., exceeding chance probability of endorsement), Andrich's [ 32, 33] rating scale extension of the Rasch measurement model was used to determine whether FAPSI candidate items measure the same underlying construct.

In 1990, Gregg Solomon, a Harvard psychologist who wrote "Great Expectorations: The Psychology of Expert Wine Talk," found that amateurs can't really distinguish different wines at all, but he also found that experts can indeed rank wines for sweetness, balance, and tannin at rates that far exceeded chance.

Alcohol and panic disorders co-occur at a rate that exceeds chance significantly.

An experiment-wide p value of 0.003 suggested that the associations across all SNPs and endophenotypes collectively exceeded chance.

However, we define the threshold as the shortest response time where the conditional probability of success first exceeds chance level.

Critically, the performance attained by the control group did not exceed chance, indicating that syntactic cues alone are insufficient for acquiring information on grammatical subclasses.

Most transfers (28 in time, 27 in space) were successful, i.e. occupied sites within the test data were assigned higher occurrence probabilities than unoccupied sites, the threshold independent c-index for the test data exceeded chance.