Sentence examples for extent of over from inspiring English sources
We measure the extent of over and underfitting as the difference in n-R-F distance between the species tree and the reconstructed gene tree and the n-R-F distance between the species tree and the true gene tree.
The lobe depocentre evolved from a funnel-shaped trough with an initial size of ∼150 km2 to a wider basin reaching a maximum extent of over 500 km2, which implies decreasing degree of confinement from older to younger lobes.
Employing the new exploration model proposed, it was possible to effectively identify 99% of known hydrocarbon accumulations, although it was most effective at detecting hydrocarbon accumulation anomalies with a linear extent of over 2 km, and it also allowed a valuable ranking of the identified leads.
Under Coke of Norfolk, the great-nephew and heir of the builder, extensive improvements were made to the park and by his death in 1842 it had grown to its present extent of over 3000 acre.
The items that were over-valued and under-valued were similar in both groups, with only slight differences in the extent of over and under-valuation.
Rajasthan stands first in terms of degree and extent of over-exploitation of groundwater resources in the country.
The extent of over-stoichiometry was varied via both removing oxygen with propane in pulse experiments, as well as partial re-oxidation with oxygen.
Bauer ([2002]) and Cutillo and Di Pietro ([2006]) argue that the presence of possible heterogeneity of ability in the population could have a significant impact on the labour market outcome and consequently the extent of over- and under-education in the employed subsample.
We calculated a parameter that inversely measures the extent of over-dispersion, the 'k' factor, which is calculated using 1/α [26].
With the bibliometric data of the applicants subsequent to application we were able to calculate the extent of over- and under-estimation (type 1 and type II errors) of the future success of the applicants.
