Sentence examples for potential count from inspiring English sources

The first potential count is Trump's war with the courts.

GO term enrichment was determined using goseq, with the null distribution approximated as Wallenius distribution and correcting for potential count biases via probability weighting.

To identify enriched GO terms, the Wallenius distribution was used to approximate the null distribution and a probability weighting function was applied to correct for potential count biases in the analyzed gene sets.

p value < 0.05) of genes associated to the respective GO term within a gene set as determined by GO term enrichment analysis with goseq (null distribution approximated as Wallenius distribution; correction for potential count biases via probability weighting).

The number of potential counts against Saddam exceeds half a million.

Madagascar has only begun to scratch the surface of its enormous tourist potential, counting only about 250,000 visitors per year, compared to tiny nearby Mauritius which attracts more than a million international visitors a year.

5. Speaking of jobs, jobs, jobs, TransCanada has been doing "fuzzy math" on the number of jobs it will create, counting each year as one job, and including jobs like ballet dancing and speech therapy in the potential job count.

The parameters examined were particle size distribution, zeta potential, bacteria count, total organic carbon concentration, silicon ion dissolution, material removal rate (MRR), and surface quality.

However, these studies did not aim to quantify potential case count reductions from changes in risk factor prevalence, as we have done.

We used NOMS data to provide denominator figures for prison activity; this may have introduced an unknown level of error into the estimates as we are aware that double counting is possible with this data set; however, this potential double counting will likely equally affect both control and intervention time points and therefore not bias any results.

Hopefully, teaching them to make good choices and to avoid potential danger counts for something.