Sentence examples for observations distributed from inspiring English sources
In an experiment involving treatments and blocks, it could be desirable to select a design that is resistant to the loss of a complete block or treatment, or a small number of observations distributed at random throughout the initial design.
Percentages of observations distributed per blink duration group, separated for day/night Day Night Blink duration 0 line crossing ≥1 line crossing 0 line crossing ≥1 line crossing <0.15 s 66 (93) 5 (7) 52 (88) 7 (12) >0.15 s 24 (96) 1 (4) 24 (65) 13 (35).
If we have N observations distributed as (Y_{n, 1}) we can estimate (c_{n}), (b_{n}), α by assuming a choice of I and using maximum likelihood or moment estimates on begin{aligned} P ( M_{n, 1} leq x ) approx G bigl( ( x-b_{n} ) / c_{n} bigr), end{aligned} (6) where (G=G_{I}).
The maximum reported titers were also treated as censored observations distributed between the maximum reported titer and a 100-fold increase.
Titers reported as less than the minimum dilution for that particular article (e.g., <1 10 or <1 40) were treated as censored observations distributed between 0.1 and the minimum reported titer in that article.
DS conducted 187 hours of ethnographic observation (distributed over four months in each of the two practices) during normal working hours, in sessions which usually lasted 3 5 hours.
The total sample of 88 companies (616 observations) is distributed between 25 companies (175 observations) of the treatment group and 63 companies (441 observations) of the control group.
We use an expression for the error variance of geostatistical predictions, which includes the effect of uncertainty in the spatial covariance parameters, to examine the performance of sample designs in which a proportion of the total number of observations are distributed according to a spatial coverage design, and the remaining observations are added at supplementary close locations.
The circles representing more than one observation were all located near the equality lines, and the observations were distributed over the whole range of TP counts.
The high computational cost of performing ensemble PCA to all the cells (10468 observations from N = 24 cells) led us to consider 10 different sets, each of them containing 600 observations evenly distributed among each cell.
As shown in Table 1 subjects were able to coordinate almost perfectly in all three experimental conditions, with only a negligible proportion of inefficient outcomes (2.7% of total observations), uniformly distributed across conditions.
