Sentence examples for measure of location from inspiring English sources
noun
A single number used to characterize a batch, sample, or distribution or the position of an element of it.
Enrichment is significant in 15 regions (including cerebellum) compared to 3 regions with significantly enriched non-structured ncRNA probes using a more robust measure of location assuming dependency between multiple ISH measurements (; see Methods).
Insofar as a distribution f xi) follows this kind of pattern, one can interpret the mean of f as a rough measure of location of the bulk of the probability distribution, because in the defining sum the values xi associated with large values of f xi) more or less define the centre of the distribution.
From Figure 4, the addition of the fifth parameter, which is a measure of location, has some effect on the fit.
Both blood flow and glucose utilization are correlated directly with level of neural and glial cell activity, so a PET scan provides an extremely accurate measure of location of neural activity in baseline and test situations.
In location estimation applications, a more meaningful performance measure of location estimators is based on the geometric location estimation error ε = ( x ̂ − x k ) 2 + ( ŷ − y k ) 2. The mean-squared error (MSE) of any unbiased location estimator is lower bounded as (26) describes: ε rms 2 = E [ ( ε 2 ] ≥ [ F − 1 ] 11 + [ F − 1 ] 22, (27).
Frequency distribution and measure of location were used to summarize data.
The differences between location accuracy and turning angle accuracy are discussed to point out that studies reporting turning angles and directional biases cannot cite CEP and other measures of location accuracy to justify claims that measurement error does not affect their results.
Initial Steps -- 2. Populations and Samples -- 3. Collecting and Entering Data -- 4. Frequency Tables and Their Graphs -- 5. Measures of Location and Variability -- 6.
The focus is on methods that use robust measures of location (primarily a 20% trimmed mean) and where there are four predictors.
The task encourages allocentric spatial processing, dissociates object from spatial memory, and incorporates a within-participants design to provide measures of location and object, working and reference memory.
Besides methodological novelty, this paper incorporates GIS-generated measures of location and space in the analysis unlike the previous studies which relied on use of dummy variables.
