Sentence examples for measures depend only from inspiring English sources
R D 2 = D 2 / κ 2 σ 2 + D 2 / κ 2 Since the c, D and R D 2 measures depend only on the rank of the estimated relative hazard, all are easily determined from the PI evaluated in the validation dataset.
Obviously, whether a given set supports such a measure depends only on its cardinality, so it is natural to define a cardinal κ to be measurable if all sets of cardinality κ support a measure of this sort.
Assuming HWE, the MACH r is defined by so that this preanalysis information measure depends only on the allele frequency and imputed genotypes.
Vaidman 2012 believes that to derive the Probability Postulate, at least some connection between the mathematical formalism of quantum mechanics and probability has to be postulated and points out that it is enough to assume that the probability of an outcome of a quantum measurement depends only on the measure of existence of the corresponding world.
In fact, recent studies have shown that intrinsic IC measures, which depend only on the structure of the ontology, are comparable to extrinsic measures [6].
However, these reports of A(H7N9) geographic occurrence, demographic patterns, and effectiveness of control measures depend not only on the number of confirmed A(H7N9) cases but also on surveillance and on reporting and testing patterns.
In a mixture experiment, the measured response is assumed to depend only on the relative proportion of ingredients or components present in the mixture.
These concepts are independent of the choice or use of clustering algorithms and depend only on the adjacency measure used to construct the network.
26 Potential measurement error is another limitation: physical disability is difficult to measure, 1 depending only on respondents' interpretations of the GPPS question regarding presence of a longstanding condition limiting basic physical activity that was used in past USA and Irish censuses.
"We cannot depend only on the police".
