Sentence examples for inverse range from inspiring English sources

The inverse range principle states that the more information carried by a proposition, the less likely it is that the proposition is true.

It is here that the inverse range principle is given its first articulation with regard to the informational content of a proposition.

An inverse long range PCR using the oligonucleotides och1-TMD-5' and och1-TMD-3' and the Long Amp Taq Polymerase (New England Biolabs) was performed according to the instructions of the vendor.

It contains the parameters of the model, D and ω, describing the overall strength and momentum-space width (corresponding to an inverse effective range) of the interaction.

Among the 27 studies, all but one study showed random-effect SMD estimates that indicated an inverse association, ranging from –0.95 (95% CI: –1.16, –0.75) to –0.10 (95% CI: –0.25, 0.04).

We use a LUT) of 64 entries to handle the inverse for the range of the sum of weights from 1 to 64 values.

Endemism was estimated for each cell as the sum of the inverse of the range of the species present in that cell [21].

Because orogeny in the Northern Andes was not extensive until ~5 Ma [ 90], the simplest explanation supports a post-Pliocene arrival for the Olallamys lineage to its endemic range (inverse type 2 or type 3 transition).

Colonoscopies needed to detect one cancer (i.e., the inverse of PPV) range from 21.2 with the less specific to 8.6 with the most specific strategy, whereas corresponding figures to detect one significant neoplasia (cancer+advanced adenoma) are between 2.7 and 1.5, respectively (see Table 5).

The methodology used in GA-MCML is particularly advantageous for retrieving optical properties of the biological tissues since it does not require an estimated initial value or look-up tables, and does not require complex, thus limited in range, inverse strategies.

The horizontal axis is the inverse filter length ranging from 50 to 400 samples.