Sentence examples for in terms of a sample from inspiring English sources

Further, we have illustrated a formal approach to vignette specification in terms of a sample vignette, building on well-defined composition mechanisms.

The higher household income level of the sample in comparison with the average household income of Mekong Delta residents (about 5.2 million per month in 2010b) does not show a problem in terms of a sample selection bias because the difference could be explained by the inclusion of rural households who earn lower income than urban residents in the population average.

Other studies, however, revealed that patients with an early onset of schizophrenic disorders show a poorer response to antipsychotic treatment [ 19] and a higher risk for further hospitalization [ 8], which might explain the results mentioned above in terms of a sampling effect.

The classification performance of the nine gene expression signatures is very similar in terms of assigning a sample to either a poor outcome group or a good outcome group.

Model 2 also closely mimics organization of the biological experiment in terms of how a sample is taken and how experiment is repeated (which is essentially done as in Model 1).

Expressed in terms of a per degree sample standard deviation s n, the RMS scatter of the vector magnetic field over the reference sphere (as derived from Eq. (3)) is given by (10)The corresponding standard error in the arithmetic mean determined from these K. models is then (11).

When analyzing the isolated Ozark population of D. monticola in terms of a broad geographic sampling of its known native distribution, but only excluding Appalachian haplotypes that are ≤ 0.733%, the Ozark population appeared to be a unique historical remnant that deserves conservation attention.

Latin hypercube sampling (LHS) is generalized in terms of a spectrum of stratified sampling (SS) designs referred to as partially stratified sample (PSS) designs.

To that end, the idea of particle filtering was introduced in [32] as an effective method of representing PDF in terms of a set of random sampling.

A quasi-quantitative assay does not employ a calibration standard, but has a continuous response that can be expressed in terms of a characteristic of the test sample.

Fig. 6 Tree size frequency distributions in terms of (a) tree DBH (showing the total sample of 2031 dicot trees), and (b) tree heights (including palms, 2384 trees).