Sentence examples for maximum expected values from inspiring English sources

The minimum and maximum expected values of γ ̂ k [ n ] in (33), based on an extensive simulation campaign, are fixed to γ ̲ ∣ dB = - 8 and γ ¯ ∣ dB = + 16, whereas the appropriate number of bits B is chosen later on the basis of the following numerical analysis.

For the normotensive population, the minimum and maximum expected values were 113.5 mmHg and 123.9 mmHg, respectively, and they were attained at the (rescaled) time = 0.49 and time = 0.93, respectively.

The immune cell population size, (B t)), gets its maximum expected value 92.42 at (t=1.5).

Specifically, it discusses two basic ideas the minimum (maximum) expected value criterion and the expected minimum (maximum) value criterion in a theoretical context.

We construct our score assigning a value of 1 to the maximum expected value of the relevant variable.

In [41], Liu et al. studied a stochastic model with delays and the optimal harvesting effort, and the authors obtained an expression for the maximum expected value of sustainable yield.

This paper presents an evaluation of peak power flux densities for a WEST ITER-like tungsten monoblock plasma facing component which is vertically misaligned with respect to the other components of a maximum expected value of +0.3 mm, for steady state convected plasma power with ion temperature ranging from 10 to 500 eV.

With no interference, and therefore fully independent crossover locations, the maximum expected value of y is 0.67 (Anderson 1925).

Captured gene fragments were identified if a homologue had a maximum expected value of e 10 in the silkworm, or of e 5 in a species other than silkworm.

Based on the maximum expected value of perfect information estimate of €3008 €31888 using the hospital price for trabectedin), the value of additional parameter information is likely to be low.

The maximum expected value for BLAST (BLAST E) was changed from the default setting of 5e-3 to a more stringent value of 5e-15 in order to eliminate the possibility of false positives.