Sentence examples for fixed possibly from inspiring English sources

The Survival Kit handles any number of fixed (possibly time dependent) continuous or discrete covariates with any number of classes.

In addition to financial incentives, public officials have to lay out a timetable for getting the transportation system fixed and possibly improved by bringing rail lines that now terminate in Midtown closer to the southern tip of Manhattan.

The song order was scrambled out of the fixed chronology, possibly because of the label executives' intervention to have a more commercially attractive product.

In this operationalization, instructed actions are fixed, yet possibly arbitrary, associations of stimuli with movements.

Importantly, there may be fixed and possibly unmeasurable patient characteristics that might or might not allow target attainment with exposure to same quality of provider care.

Multiple MA line base substitution polymorphisms were observed to be in a heteroplasmic state in both sets of 250-generation C. briggsae MA lines, whereas all base substitutions previously identified in 214-generation C. elegans MA lines were fixed differences, possibly reflecting a wider mtDNA bottleneck in C. briggsae relative to C. elegans.

preventative medicine in those early years would catch a lot of stuff that would end up costing a lot to fix and possibly even killing the person.

We obviously need to fix Libor, possibly by coming up with some sort of market-based borrowing rate, even if that makes borrowing costs go higher in the short term.

Subsequently, he wrote an anti-gambling resolution into the league constitution, which empowered him with the ability to permanently ban any NFL associated personnel for betting on a game or for withholding information on a game being possibly fixed.

These symbionts provide photosynthates [ 8- 10] and possibly fixed nitrogen [ 11] to the sponge host.

The second problem in measuring timeliness is that intervals for notification and latent periods are not fixed but distributed, possibly with a large variance.