Sentence examples for marginal measures from inspiring English sources

In a practical sense, we've been reduced to arguing about marginal measures — a universal background check, which might still become law; an assault-weapons ban, which seems to have been put aside.

The correlation structure of gene expression conveys important biological information far beyond the marginal measures of differential expression.

This approach was partly an extension of our previously proposed algorithm [ 5], which aimed to identify disease relevant genes based on a marginal measure or best trees for classification.

In some sense, the developed relevance-concept based networking approach was extended from our previously proposed algorithm [ 5] that aimed to identify disease relevance genes based on a marginal measure or best trees for classification.

However, even in this case, can the inhaled FA only explain a marginal amount of the measured N-methylenvaline adduct level.

Daily self-reports of asthma symptoms were obtained from study diaries and compared with ambient air pollution levels in marginal repeated measures logistic regression models.

The calculated marginal effects measure the expected changes in the probability of perception and adaptation with respect to a unit change in an explanatory variable.

The marginal probabilities measure the expected change in the probability of a particular choice being selected with respect to a unit change in an independent variable (Greene 2000).

As a result of this deferred response to supplements, the total milk production benefit to concentrate supplements is between 7% (lactose yield) and 32% (fat yield) greater than the marginal response measured during the component experiment.

The marginal-likelihood measures the average fit of a model to the data and we estimated this using a recently described path sampling procedure [ 11].

As a second evaluation step, we investigated the influence of method and condition on functional connectivity and, more specifically, on one global measure (integration), two pairwise measures (marginal and partial correlation), as well as on the global pattern of correlation.