Sentence examples for minimizing assumptions from inspiring English sources

The goal of the scoring approach is to use available information maximally while minimizing assumptions.

Motivated by concerns about source tree quality and duplication in supertree analyses, Bininda-Emonds et al. ([ 32]; summarised in [ 33]) proposed a set of guidelines for identifying suitable source trees, filtering out trees representing duplicated or poor data, and minimizing assumptions of higher-taxon monophyly.

A basic tenet of good protocol design is that the protocol should constrain the implementor as little as possible and should minimize assumptions about the platform on which the protocol will be implemented.

To be relevant, this approach requires detailed input data on individual characteristics and behaviors to minimize assumptions and uncertainties.

We made use of this property in order to minimize assumptions and avoid model bias that could potentially arise from fitting parameters to one reaction scheme over another.

That distribution is designed to minimize assumptions about the range of effect sizes and, in this sense, constitutes what is known as an "objective" prior (Rouder et al., 2009).

To minimize assumptions, we hypothesized that the forces are produced everywhere on the cytoskeleton, thereby making the force distribution directly proportional to the local vector field of the MT cytoskeleton.

Network tools have indeed been developed to take the best advantage of the information contained in a complex data set, while minimizing the assumptions required for the analysis and interpretation of the complex system behavior [ 26].

This method is somewhat conservative and may underestimate total exposure, but minimizes assumptions inherent when summing data below the LOD.

We used the four-component (4C) model, the 'gold standard' for assessing tissue masses, as it minimizes theoretical assumptions concerning the properties of FFM and hence measures FM more accurately.

We included all 739 genes in this analysis, ignoring direction, to include all genes that show strong responses in both models and to minimize the assumptions required in gene selection.