Here, based on Bayes theorem, we propose a more direct method in which a posterior likelihood function is used both to construct the steered dynamics and to infer the contribution to equilibrium of all the sampled states.
The field of model-based control theory grew out of the work by Kalman in the 1960s in which a maximum-likelihood filter was used to track a system's state and calculate changes that were needed to the system's control signals in order to return it to a desired condition.
The likelihood of masturbation occurring was not affected by the order (first mate, second mate etc). in which a male copulated (Likelihood Ratio Test, χ218 = 13.9, P = 0.73).
The court surveyed relevant cases, including Grotrian, and remarked that it had found "no case in which a 7.6% figure constituted likelihood of confusion". Id. at 358.
However, O'Connor [ 38] proposed that the "none versus any" approach used to assign treatment status provided a window into the effectiveness of chemotherapy in real-world practice, in which an individual's likelihood of completing the treatment course is not known at the outset of the study.
It's a record in which a flawed man approaches the likelihood of a happy romantic ending with an erection, self-doubt and incredulous, blossoming delight.
Firstly, a gene regulatory network construction algorithm is proposed, in which a boosting regression based on likelihood score and informative prior is employed for improving accuracy of identification.
MLPA had the highest call rate of > 99%, which is higher than that reported in triplex PRT (95%) in which also a likelihood analysis with a threshold of confidence was applied [ 16].
The letter dated Oct. 7 also declassified an exchange from a closed Congressional hearing on Oct. 2 in which a senior intelligence official judged the likelihood of Mr. Hussein's initiating an attack in the foreseeable future as "low".
