Sentence examples for excessively variable from inspiring English sources
Analyses of within-group variability confirm that Palauan postcrania are neither excessively variable nor excessively small.
Young Ned Rutledge is a perfect Bob o' Lincoln a Swallow a Sparrow a Peacock excessively vain, excessively weak, and excessively variable and unsteady jejune, inane, and puerile.
Young Ned Rutledge is a perfect Bob o' Lincoln — a Swallow — a Sparrow — a Peacock — excessively vain, excessively weak, and excessively variable and unsteady — jejune, inane, and puerile.
Sequences were added to this reference alignment [ 62] with PyNAST and the alignment was optimized, then filtered to exclude sites with only gaps and excessively variable sites [ 62, 63].
"So not excessively excessive.
Indeed, it is likely that cancers with excessively small or highly variable windows will not be conducive to preventive medicine.
However, if the number of variables is excessively larger than the number of samples, overfitting could occur.
The PPIS predictor by de Moraes et al. [ 42], for example, chooses the number of PCs necessary to account for 95% of the variance of the data, after removing variables with excessively high linear correlation to each other.
Because of the excessively large number of input variables available, and the lack of any automated procedure for variable selection, it was decided to reduce the number of inputs to the neural network models by taking principal components of the 20 variables and alternatively by using the variable combinations that had been selected in the corresponding discriminant analyses.
This means the logistic regression model must incorporate more than 50 dummy variables and an excessively large number of two-way interactions.
