Sentence examples for most probable solution from inspiring English sources
Super-KAMIOKANDE result indicate that most probable solution in atmospheric neutrino disappearance is muon neutrino oscillation into tau neutrino.
The fitness function proposed by Azimi et al. [20] could be applied on cellular networks, or another metric could be used such as RSS indicator or Euclidean distance metric.The selection and crossover operators are the main operators required for aggregating MTs into an optimal number of clusters and finding the most probable solution.
Law, mathematics, psychology and almost every scientific field employs this idea that the fewest assumptions lead to the most probable solution -- and in medicine we explain it as "the fewest causes accounting for all symptoms".
Ssfpack calculates the most probable solution for interventions incorporating all data of the 17 time series.
Four independent simulations for each K (2 8) were performed to identify the most probable clustering solution through examining the modal distribution of Delta K (Evanno et al. 2005).
Gasteiger-Huckel charge was used to determine the 3-D structures of the ligands: tricetin, selgin, and tricin, which were subjected to EM by the conjugate gradient algorithm using the Tripos Force Field; these are the most probable structures in solution but are probably distorted in the actual protein.
On the other hand, tethering via CNBr-Sepharose leads to significant changes in the distance distribution profile relative to that for the solution state; the most probable distance is ≈7 Å longer than that observed in solution, and new populations are evident.
By focusing on the most probable scenario, one limits the solution space.
The most probable complex composition for alkaline solutions is Pd(gly)42− with glycinate ions coordinated monodentately only through nitrogen atom.
The fact that multiple alternative hypotheses are available makes it easier to replace a solution when the most probable one proves to be incorrect.
A new simulation method presented by authors to approximate the failure probability and most probable point.
