Sentence examples for expected coefficients from inspiring English sources

The expected coefficients are remarkably stable across different samples.

We expected coefficients ≥ .40.40

The expected coefficients of relationship (i.e. the A matrix) based on pedigree records were compared with their realized counterparts (G ) obtained using all available SNPs following [ 43].

This would require access to individual level data of the entire treated UK screen-detected population, and though the absolute level of observed to expected coefficients may have altered, the degree of variation between units' coefficients would not.

Within the subgroup with small tumours (total tumour size less than 15 mm diameter), there is an almost four-fold variation in observed to expected coefficients following case-mix adjustment.

Additionally, RLSE disturbs the expected coefficient order.

Control variables show the typical and expected coefficient signs.

After PCT the expected coefficient order is decreasing in magnitude, which is no longer true after RLSE.

In the regression modelling of MET minutes per week cycling or walking for transport, several characteristics of the individual and of the infrastructural features in his/her surroundings appeared with expected coefficient signs.

To illustrate this approach, consider Figure 3, which shows the empirical intensity distribution (histogram) of an arbitrary spectrum, together with the estimated components (except the uniform distribution, which has the expected coefficient of almost zero).

First, because of a higher than expected coefficient of variation of VEGF-A levels in our patients (CV% of 193%), and with only 20 patients with septic shock, our study had power to detect only extreme differences of VEGF-A levels between the outcome groups.