Sentence examples for purely fixed from inspiring English sources

We start by fitting models (1) and (2) as purely fixed effects models, which is equivalent to the models used by Krahn et al. [ 1].

A crucial step in the model-building of mixed-effects models is deciding which of the coefficients (parameters) in the model need random effects to account for their between-type variation and which can be treated as purely fixed effects.

Employing plasticity in varied environments may maximise fitness of plastic relative to purely fixed traits because organisms can better match their phenotype to their environment (DeWitt and Scheiner, 2004; Viney and Diaz, 2012).

But that is strange, since form seems to be a purely syntactic matter, fixed entirely by what's in the head.

First, we have to acknowledge trainings and grievance reporting systems as purely cosmetic fixes that let executives off easy and do nothing to change the status quo.

Rather than wait for a purely technological fix, community activists, nonprofit organizations, and socially-conscious entrepreneurs are struggling to rebuild the economy from the ground up, creating new projects that reflect the values of a truly postindustrial society.

These practical consequences will be difficult to manage effectively if HRH practitioners continue to see action as a purely technical fix.

So if logical constants are expressions whose semantic values can be fixed by means of purely inferential introduction and elimination rules, \(\dq{W}\) counts as a logical constant if and only if \(\dq{\exists}\) does.

(2), in the spatially extended case, varying the parameters ν, η, and ε and keeping the purely kinetic constants, α, K1 and K3 fixed at the previously mentioned values.

With these minimal assumptions the eigenvalues are purely imaginary, i.e., the interior fixed point is a neutrally stable center.

Studies show that purely through believing that its abilities are not fixed, a child can increase its performance in key subjects such as maths.