Sentence examples for hypothetical data from from inspiring English sources

Figures  5 and 6 are hypothetical data from 200 subjects taken from Tables  1 and 2, respectively.

These hypothetical data might be from an individual observer, or they might reflect data aggregated across many observers, with the latter usually being true of eyewitness identification research in which each participant is usually tested only once (as is usually true of real eyewitnesses).

Figure 3 shows two hypothetical data scenarios derived from computational docking experiments using the same library of chemicals against a model target.

In this paper, the strengths and limitations of six frameworks for computing e-Government indexes are assessed using both hypothetical data and data collected from 582 e-Government websites sponsored by 53 African countries.

Noise Perturbations: Following quantifiable dissociation of real from hypothetical data, we pursued analyses assessing noise effects on the robustness of the observed graphical structures, using two approaches: injecting noise into the judgment of preference intensity and perturbing the valence (i.e., flipping a percentage of responses – "Pflip") of decision-making data.

Their examples stem from hypothetical data.

More specifically, the framework must, as a minimum, provide a means to (1) identify outbreak locations at the lowest level of granularity offered by the text, and (2) distinguish newly reported data from historical and hypothetical data.

Consider the hypothetical data in the Table 1 from a nested case-control study of early detection biomarkers.

Likewise, for publication year 2010, targeted journal curation added 498 combined new articles from all three journals, reducing that year's hypothetical data currency gap by 16%.

A hypothetical data set is analysed and interpreted using both P-values and confidence intervals and the results from these two approaches compared.

This is illustrated in Fig. 3 using hypothetical data.