Sentence examples for final time interval from inspiring English sources

Thus, failure of a simulation algorithm used for the MCCR test to include the entirety of the final time interval will increase type I error rate.

This function was modified to simulate the entirety of the final time interval by simulating n+1 taxa, then pruning the most recent taxon.

When the final time interval is truncated from the vector of branching times, the expected statistical properties of γ return, with a mean of 0 and variance of 1.

The means of γ for simulated trees that did not include the entirety of the final time interval were consistently greater than 0 across various tree sizes (i.e., number of taxa), whereas trees that included the entirety of the final interval agreed with the expected behavior of γ (Figure 2A).

Note that if the recession ends at time τ, we still have the direct influence of the price set during the final time interval of length σ of the recession.

Such decrease of total motor activity was evidenced also for the lower dose of rimonabant in the second (30 min) time interval (5 mg/kg; P < 0.01)), while none of the drugs tested affected the whole motricity at the final time interval (45 min) analyzed).

For our calculations we used 17.4 days as the length of the infectious period, whereas the final observational time interval, i.e. the period in the finishing pig compartment, was much longer (> 10 weeks).

Owing to the boundedness of the state, the cost is defined over a finite-time interval (the final time is defined as the time needed for the process state to become smaller than the desired uncertainty attenuation limit), while the optimization is performed over a broad set of initial conditions and time-varying disturbance profiles.

Between the initial setting and before the final setting, the influence of time interval becomes evident, and after the final setting it is seen that the influence of the time interval is much greater.

This process led us to the final time points and corresponding intervals to be used in the project.

The turnover rates for H and O (k d and k o, respectively, day−1) were determined using the two-sample technique and calculated as follows: where H f and O f represent the respective isotope concentrations (H or O, ppm) of the final samples and t represents the time interval between the initial and final samples (days) (Lifson and McClintock, 1966; Speakman, 1997).