Sentence examples for more realistic selection from inspiring English sources

This paper introduces a more realistic selection model, in which the diversification choice and the entry mode choice are made sequentially, and are therefore related.

(2008) used this heritability estimate to model the rate of evolutionary change under more realistic selection differentials typical for commercial fisheries, reporting a comparable evolutionary change within 30 generations.

In principle, a feature selection based on the dual threshold of adjusted P-value < 0.05 and |ΔM| > 1 ensures a more realistic selection of probes, as it is currently done on gene expression analysis with microarrays.

While it may be more realistic to impose moderate selection differentials in such experiments, the downside is that it would take much longer to obtain a statistically significant response.

To make an educated guess on whether carbon uptake will be maintained in its current form by purifying selection, more realistic experiments incorporating nutrient fluctuations seen in bloom-bust growth cycles are needed.

Most of these pieces of research attempt to make the Markowitz's primary portfolio selection model more realistic or seek to solve the model for obtaining fairly optimum portfolios.

It also gives a more realistic assessment of the proposed feature selection method (Ding and Peng, 2005).

It was suggested that under certain scenarios, a beta distribution of ω is more realistic, therefore, we also conducted the selection test by comparing model M7 and M8, in which a beta distribution of ωwas assumed.

The aim of this research is to reduce Carbon Dioxide emission through enhanced propeller selection achieved by a more realistic identification of the true propeller operating point.

The case study provides a more realistic example of the importance of spatial neighbourhood selection.

To make more realistic estimates, growth rates were determined directly on selection plates, where single cells are forced to grow above a lawn of competing parent cells.