Sentence examples for null prediction from inspiring English sources

Also, in spite of the null prediction that selfing and outcrossing annuals should be equally represented if there is no bias associated with time-limitation, we found instead that two of the most time-limited habitats on earth that support flowering plants have a significantly higher percentage of selfers among the resident species that are annuals.

Under these hypotheses, they showed that pathogens should evolve toward low, but non null, virulence, a prediction that matches most empirical observations (see again [1] for a more detailed historical perspective).

Under the null hypothesis (two prediction methods are equivalent) each value was equally likely to appear under either method.

To assess the degree of chance correlation of the PCA model, we computed a null distribution of prediction with 2,000 L10O runs based on 2,000 pseudo-data sets derived from a randomization test.

TRA defines a quantity (z-score) that determines whether an upstream transcription factor has significantly more activated predictions than inhibited predictions (z > 0) or vice versa (z < 0), where significance means that the observed number of activated or inhibited predictions are unlikely relative to randomly chosen predictions (null hypothesis).

Moreover the two-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov test [21] suggests the observed data is more likely to be a sample from the two-population model predictions (null hypothesis not rejected, p-value = 0.133) than the one-population model predictions (null hypothesis rejected, p-value = 0.0314).

But while 12.01am in New Zealand was fairly conclusive proof that they were mistaken, fashion had already decreed their predictions null and void with the SS13 collections way back in September.

Both models fit the data better than the null model and the prediction error rate of our model is only 0.19, while that of the null model is 0.5.

While this paper was in preparation, two other works discussing null models in ncRNA prediction appeared in the literature [49], [50].

Note that we have not shown that ordering the subjects by their pseudo-data means is optimal for purposes of retaining the null hypothesis that the prediction rate reflects mere capitalization on chance.

Before undertaking the analysis, we used the method of Hanley and McNeil to determine that the validation dataset was sufficiently large to reject a null hypothesis of no prediction (ROC area = 0.5), for areas of ≥ 0.6 [ 20].