Sentence examples for possible regression from inspiring English sources

We've had almost 25 years of "new growth theory" research, with every possible regression run, looking for the keys to faster growth; my sense is that we've basically come up dry.

Wiens and Wu (2010) proposed a comparative study of M-estimators and presented a design that is more optimal compared with possible regression models.

Last mechanism of GAs is the elitism, which allows to clone the best chromosome of the previous generation and keep it unchanged for the next generation so to avoid a possible regression of the evolutionary process that might statistically occur: for example chromosome N.1 in Table 4 is the clone of the best chromosome in Table 1.

Simple regression analyses of the dependent variables (the mean sum of the mesiodistal widths of the permanent canines and first and second premolars) were performed with the independent variables (which showed the highest Pearson's coefficients with the dependent variable) to develop possible regression equations for the Syrian sample.

Further, we estimated and adjusted AHI for possible regression to the mean effect in heights.

Thus, we did not have data available that allowed adjustment for possible regression dilution effects [ 4].

To consider a possible regression-to-the-mean effect, for each treatment type, the evaluation was conducted twice, i.e. without and with a correction of the "before" accident numbers, using the values produced by safety performance functions.

For each species, all possible regressions between the trait (emergence or establishment) or the natural logarithm of the trait of each species and the potential predictors (or their logarithms) were calculated across the 24 split-plots.

Then c-AIC is calculated for all possible regressions with combinations of 16 explanatory variables.

A hierarchy of predictive factors was derived by the all-possible regression approach, using Mallow's C (p) criterion for ordering predictive factors, as described previously [ 15, 16].

A new prediction model was developed for the 3rd prepubertal year based upon 317 children by means of the all-possible regression approach, using Mallow's C(p) criterion.