Sentence examples for mean expected number from inspiring English sources

These differences are reflected by branch lengths that represent the mean expected number of substitutions per site between two branching events.

In seq-gen and its modifications published to date, branch lengths are defined as the mean expected number of substitutions per site.

The phylogenetic analysis (Multiple Sequence Alignment (MSA) with the 38 Frequenins with complete sequence) shows that Frq/NCS-1 is a strongly conserved protein - the mean expected number of amino acid substitutions per amino acid site is 1.037.

Although this branch rescaling is consistent with the definition of branch lengths as the mean expected number of substitutions per site, we found that many researchers are not aware of it.

Figure  5 A shows the probability of observing zero counts (i.e. failing to detect a connection that exists, namely a false-negative) as a function of the mean (expected) number of labeled neurons, µ, after a single tracer injection for Poisson, negative binomial, and geometric distributions (eqs 1, 2, and 3, respectively, in the Materials and Methods section).

The latter is usually taken to mean expected number of offspring surviving to reproduce.

This meant an expected number of events per patient that was greater than one at five years, which is not possible.

For the E-value 10-6, the P-value is also 10-6, which means the expected number of our 350,000 predicted genes that would align to the database of proteins by chance alone should be less than 1, according to the model used to calculate BLAST E-values.

This result means that the expected number, E(N), is too small to accept those forecasts, and they are rejected statistically at a significance level of 0.95 but accepted at a level of 0.99.

The purpose of this paper is to develop a new approach for computing various performance measures, namely reliability, availability, MTBF (mean time between failures), ENOF (expected number of failures), failure rate and repair time, for any industrial system.

The QOF estimates, number of patients extracted from the search, the overall difference and range of difference between the practices are presented in table 2. A positive score on the difference means that a higher number of patients than expected were extracted from the search, whereas a negative number means that a lower than expected number was extracted.