Sentence examples for proportions of the model from inspiring English sources

An inter-chromosomal comparison shows that the mixing proportions of the model components reveal no gross imbalances in the 3 fragment length groups between the chromosomes (Fig.  3), with the largest variation occurring in the proportion for the second component.

Look at houses in your style and match the basic proportions of the model houses, or invent your own style!

For both direct and indirect methods, the knowledge of the laws of similitude is necessary for the correct proportioning of the model and its loads, and the correct interpretation of results.

However, the proportion of the model accounted for by the remaining variables is small (23.01% ± 2.62).

Squared partial correlation coefficients of the variables retained in the final models were also calculated in order to determine which of them explained a significant proportion of the model's variance.

For each of the three active treatments and the no treatment alternative, the decision-tree tracks the proportion of the model cohort reaching the following health states at the end of 12 months: a) remission from PTSD (and depression if present at the baseline), and b) still meeting full diagnostic criteria for PTSD (and depression if present at the baseline).

This can be achieved by using the Dirichlet-multinomial (DM) model (Mosimann, 1962), which assumes the underlying proportions of the multinomial model come from a Dirichlet distribution.

A large proportion of the models used the infants' gestational age and/or birth weight to calculate the risk for BPD (18 and 16 models, respectively).

The first parameters, denoted by Θ p, are contained in the mixture proportions of the above model, whereas the second two, denoted by Θ q, are quantitative genetic parameters.

So the calculation required only a simple proportion: volume of the model to the time of cooling would be equivalent to volume of the earth to the time of its cooling.

New population is created by applying reproduction, cross-over, and mutation to certain proportions of the computer models.