Sentence examples for lack of randomness from inspiring English sources
He also doesn't believe that a lack of randomness means animal communication is any more complex or closer to language.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, one of the leading Congresr sional critics of the draft, asked the National Academy of Scien ces last month to analyze the "apparent lack of randomness" in the selection.
Most of these studies are based on conventional methods and could overestimate the avoided deforestation of PAs by omitting from their analyses the lack of randomness in the allocation of forest protection.
Statisticians, engineers, and general data scientists still prefer traditional regression methods over EC methods because of the solid mathematical foundations, the interpretability of the models, and the lack of randomness, even though such deterministic methods tend to provide lower quality prediction than stochastic EC methods.
Therefore, the disadvantage of a lack of randomness in the survey should be noted.
It estimates an additional error in analysis of variance to compensate for P variations between depths due to non-independence of the data, the lack of randomness, and autocorrelation of P content between depths.
To obtain a test statistic representing a combined measure of the lack of orientation randomness for each IS family at Phylum level, we obtained the product of the P values calculated on the corresponding chromosomes, following a strategy similar to that of Bailey and Gribskov (1998).
On the other hand, the hybrid population seeding techniques which have the benefit of good quality individuals and fast convergence lacks in terms of randomness, individual diversity and ability to converge with global optimal solution.
That approach has limitations (possible lack of stability and randomness of the insertion of the transgene), as well as a potential for horizontal transfer (HT).
The Difference Entropy is a measure of randomness or lack of structure or order in the image contrast.
Genes have appeal as IVs due to their inherent randomness, lack of visibility to peers, and ongoing influence on the phenotype.
