Sentence examples for likelihood of offsetting from inspiring English sources

The use of a moving average to infer incidence was appropriate because of the likelihood of offsetting errors in adjacent age intervals (see Supplementary Appendix 2).

Learn the chemistry of offset printing.

Akaike's Information Criterion is equal to the deviance of the maximum likelihood model, offset by a penalty for complexity equal to twice the number of parameters in the model.

Herein we will derive a CPF for clock phase offset estimation assuming a general unknown distribution of network delays and then compare the CPF and existing maximum likelihood clock offset estimators that were derived for Gaussian (GML) and exponential (EML) delay models.

The maximum likelihood clock offset estimator was reported in [8] for the two-way timing message exchange protocol such as TPSN and NTP under the assumption of Gaussian or exponential delay models.

The use of more sophisticated solutions could increase the likelihood of success of any offset scheme.

Note that modifying the BPN in such a way that increases the contribution of one parameter to the likelihood may be offset, or even outweighed, by a decrease in the contribution to the likelihood by another parameter.

To explore whether this reduced prior likelihood could be offset with a higher value of (sigma), an Agent starting from the reduced Prior was trained using (sigma =15).

"The income from Asia/Oceania would need to be increased substantially to offset the likelihood of loss of revenue in Europe".

He couldn't stomach a contract for more than one year under the conditions Dolan had imposed: a 40 percent pay cut to offset the likelihood of a prolonged lockout, the inability to hire and groom his successor and no guarantee that corporate interference would cease and desist, including what Walsh considered excess marketing demands on the players.

('If you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours'.) The cost of helping is offset by the likelihood of the return benefit, permitting the behaviour to evolve by natural selection.