Sentence examples for inferred quantity from inspiring English sources

However, this variable cannot or is difficult to be measured directly and it is often an inferred quantity based on experience.

Bootstrapping is a well-known resampling method that may be used to assess properties (such as the standard error) of an inferred quantity or statistical estimator (Efron, 1979; Efron and Tibshirani, 1993).

For each cell-state-space input, we first applied CPM and then used the inferred quantities to calculate the cell-to-phenotype correlation coefficients; next, coefficients were averaged over cells from each activation-state bin (denoted 'averaged coefficients').

Data are mean ± s.e.m. of transition rates over 100 repeats of transition-rate calculations; each such calculation was performed with cell quantities that were randomly sampled from the inferred distribution of cell quantities across the N deconvolution repeats.

This means that there is a mapping (at least a homomorphism) between two entities: (1) measurement values encoded by the formal system, inferences on values, and inferred values, decoded in terms of physical quantities, and (2) the natural system.

While elastic heterogeneity does therefore not have a dramatic effect on bulk quantities such as inferred potency, the mechanical response of a layered medium with a slab does lead to a systematically modified slip response, and such effects may bias studies of mega-thrust earthquakes.

The natural system is modeled by a formal system if and only if the causal process in the natural system is congruent with three elements: (a) measurement of a value of the natural system; (b) inference on that value; and (c) the inferred value in terms of some physical quantity.

The measured quantity is also called the inferred value or experimental value.

On the other hand, distributions of the basic reproduction numbers and the other quantities were calculated from the inferred parameter sets.

The slope of the linear regression between the numbers of observed differences (y axis) and inferred substitutions (x axis) is proportional to the quantity of homoplasy present in the data.

The quantitative results for the conditional correlation structures of the gene sets and tumour quantities studied can be summarized as follows: The inferred structures for the selected thirteen pathways look mostly similar between breast cancer and colon cancer as well as between ALL and CLL samples.