Sentence examples for point of regression from inspiring English sources

Select minimum LLS threshold from inflection point of regression model.

In January the testes could therefore be best described as mature, possibly on the point of regression whereas in October they are likely to be recrudescent.

The ROC plot showed that the optimal cut-off point of regression model for diagnosis of CAD was 0.865, with only 6 out of 83 cases (7.1%) without CAD being falsely recognized as CAD (sensitivity 54.5%, specificity 92.9%).

For the demographic and climatic variables, the point estimates of regression coefficients also increased with aggregation, although confidence intervals increased and point estimates were not statistically different between geographical units (i.e. point estimates for one geographical unit were included in the confidence intervals of estimates from other geographical units).

The way we calculate is that n = 60 is the starting point of the regression; gradually increasing n to obtain a value of H regressing once for each additional day, up to 50% of the length of the sequence.

The crossing point of the regression plots with one (i.e. the unbiased estimation point) shown in the bottom of these figures coincided with the maximum accuracy (top of the figures).

From a practical point of view, regression-modeled relationships between precision and image and site characteristics can be utilized to design future surveys with similar sensing platforms and site conditions for improved DEM precision.

The linear rate was extracted from the data points by means of regression (rate = slope of the regression line), and normalized to the mass of the object in grams.

For all the well-documented progress made by Sanchez throughout his second season, the loss to the Dolphins was the low point of his recent regression.

From a statistical point of view, the regression analysis is an area of ongoing research, so an ever-growing collection of techniques makes it difficult the selection of the most adequate one for a given problem.

Local recurrence was defined as a 20%% increase in the volume of primary tumor mass from the point of maximum tumor regression in the lung without lymph node metastasis.