Sentence examples for measuring the expected from inspiring English sources

A correct measure of the dynamics of selection per generation for species reproducing by binary fission (neglecting cellular death) is then 3.2 Note that if the focus of the study is fixation probabilities rather than the (deterministic) evolutionary dynamics, then Tm should be used as a scaling factor instead of Tw, thus measuring the expected lifetime reproductive output of the mutant.

Overall, all robustness tests support the above finding that proxying the expected exchange rate change by the prediction of the zero stage regression yields at least as or even more realistic and reliable estimations of the price of risk as compared to measuring the expected exchange rate change by the actual ex-post exchange rate.

The paper first presents results of the experimental study of measuring the expected forces that the user hand can experience when using long stem surgical tools that are used in laparoscopic surgery.

We compared the Bayesian fractional additivity model to a conventional analysis by measuring the expected proportion of failures, sample size at trial termination, time to termination, and root mean squared error of final estimates.

Variations in the energy spectra provided a sensitive indicator of the charge splitting that inevitably occurs at the boundaries between adjacent pixel cells, and for measuring the expected loss of sensitivity at the 3D electrodes themselves.

Maggiori (2013) finds highly significant values of between 3 and 16 for the price of risk, while I find a significantly positive value of 6.491 when following him and measuring the expected exchange rate change by the ex-post exchange rate change.15 The risk price estimates are lower when using one of the alternative measures.

The first step is to measure the expected gain from crime which fines need to offset.

Glasgow's enormous investment in culture in the Eighties and Nineties was driven by a consultant's report which measured the expected benefits in the service industries.

Conjoint analysis is applied to measure the expected and achieved utilities of a Kansei mapping relationship.

E-158 plans to measure the expected Standard Model asymmetry of ∼10−7 to an accuracy of better than 10−8.

The coefficient on the immigrant dummy M virtually measures the (expected) earnings gap between immigrants and natives upon arrival.