Sentence examples for false estimated from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity is a measure of actual positives correctly identified and the specificity measures the proportion of negatives correctly identified: The false discovery rate (FDR) is the proportion of all predictions that are false, estimated from gold-standard negative and positive training sets (e.g. GSPmito or GSN∼mito).

More importantly, the control center will be cheated to believe the false estimated state variable.

Moreover, for the simulation results, shown in (c) and (d), using the MP-PHD, there is only one false estimated number at time 8. Fig. 3 Target tracking produced by a MP-PHD filter and a single-path PHD filter.

Trump described the ads as "vicious, horrible" and "mostly false" – estimating the falsehoods at 90%.

This kind of motion boundary estimation tends to generated false estimates.

The high false positive and estimated false negative rates of this assay are attributable to a number of factors.

In other epochs patients may draw chiefly upon such symptoms as abdominal pain, false estimates of body weight and enervating weakness as metaphors for conveying psychic stress".

In July Mr Diamond, the architect of Barclays' investment bank, was forced to resign as chief executive amid revelations that some employees had submitted false estimates of the LIBOR interest rate.

In the proof of [1], Lemma 2.5, we obtained a false estimate for (I_{1}).

The second main limitation is the commonness of last names which could introduce false estimates of the h-I.

Amino acid alignments (MSP1 and MSP2) were done using Clustal W [62]. Gaps were removed from all alignments because indels and repeats evolve by different mechanisms to SNPs and may result in false estimates of biologically significant diversity.