Sentence examples for presence of ties from inspiring English sources
Instead, the presence of ties between some Sunni politicians and the insurgency has the feel of a sophisticated resistance with political and military wings.
Although large clusters are not usually involved in ties, they might be affected by the presence of ties of small clusters in a non-trivial manner; this led to exploring how frequency is related to cluster size.
HCA is widely used in chemo- and bioinformatics; the immediate conclusion from this study is thus that if a HCA methodology is used then the conclusions may be very weak, due to the presence of ties.
However, the P-values are approximate due to the presence of ties in the data.
We chose to use "wilcox.exact" (package: exactRankTests) over "wilcox.test" because many of our comparisons contained ties, and the exact test calculates an exact P-value in the presence of ties.
Although R could not calculate exact p-values in the presence of ties in rank, it did produce approximate p-values that were accepted for the determination of significance.
Since it is statistically highly unlikely that such long trans sequences occur in the amorphous phase, intensity arising from all-trans sequences not belonging to crystalline structure may only be expected as a consequence of strong non-equilibrium conditions (e.g. shear), or the presence of tie-molecules.
However, it has been reported that Ang-1 stimulates the activation of Tie-1 in the presence of Tie-2 (Suri et al., 1996).
The presence of tied ratings to the various answers (in Questionnaire 3.a) to given problems led us to calculate the actual probability of coincidence of behavioral decision with highest hedonic rating, for each problem and each subject.
Because of the likely presence of tied observations in the distance distribution functions, we use an implementation of the standard Streitberg/Roehmel shift algorithm to retrieve exact distribution functions for our test statistics (Streitberg and Roehmel, 1986).
More precisely, I demonstrate that, in the presence of strong ties, weak network architectures (structural holes or a peripheral network position) leverage the strength of strong ties in the creation of innovation.
