Sentence examples for recalculated point from inspiring English sources

The recalculated point wise p-value at the sha3 locus was decreased, suggesting that removing partially the effect of the rpv1 locus improved the detection of the sha3 locus (data not shown).

RMSE** has been recalculated when points with Po * = 0 have been omitted.

What follows is a sort of "G.P.S. recalculating" period.

Data was smoothed using a nearest neighbour approach, i.e., each data point was compared to the next point and recalculated as the mean of the start point and the three adjacent points to each side.

The air density (ρ a ) varies with elevation and is recalculated at each point in the trajectory using the equation for a perfect gas.

Just to make sure, go over the test and recalculate your points.

Table 2 shows the results for point estimates, recalculated to effective coverage and RR of infection, from the three studies considered suitable for the identification of point estimates on the reduction of influenza incidence in the unvaccinated population after vaccination of children [ 11, 24, 29].

To confirm the origin of the peaks located at the both ends in Figure 3(b), the population is recalculated separately for the point vortices inside and outside the clumps.

The interval between each data point is 50 ms. The value of each data point was then recalculated by taking the mean of the five data points around it.

Analyses were then recalculated with high leverage points removed, and in no cases did the exclusion of high leverage points significantly alter the final result.

The value of each data point was then recalculated by taking the mean of the five data points around it.