Sentence examples for random divided from inspiring English sources

The testing procedure was also performed for 5 times on the 5 random divided parts of the compounds associated with the left target, respectively.

Blood was sampled at random, divided into aliquots, and stored at −80°C until analyzed for diabetes-associated autoantibodies and HLA-DQ genotype.

To summarize the evaluation traces into single a statistic for each layout algorithm, we calculated a semantic similarity score (area between the semantic similarity trace of the algorithm and the random trace divided by the area between the optimal and random traces).

The final coevolution potential for each pair of amino acids was then calculated as the difference between their coevolution strength and the expected value of their random strength divided be the square root of the variance of their random strength.

The z-score of a motif is the original frequency minus the random frequency divided by S.D. The P-value of a motif is the number of random networks in which it occurred more often than in the original network, divided by the total number of random networks.

This normalized the distributions, and repeatability was estimated from the variance of the individual random effect divided by the sum of the individual-level variance and the variance of the random error.

Consider n independent random variables divided into two groups.

The Lm was calculated as the total length of the grid lines × random fields divided by the sum of the alveolar intercepts (Dunnill, 1964).

Stratified random sampling divided the population into strata based on the following characteristic variables: location - rural/urban, school size, type of funding available, number of meals per week, and other variables that were deemed important to the impact assessment.

This measure, FDPk, is the number of genes present in k or more studies as found by random permutation divided by the observed number of genes present in k or more studies.

In (3), the numerator follows the standard normal distribution, and the denominator is equal to the square root of the χ random variable divided by its degrees of freedom, R. Because the numerator and denominator are independent, t F I T R (i ) follows a Student's t distribution with R degrees of freedom (Fisher 1925).