Sentence examples for represent the trait from inspiring English sources

Arrows represent the trait value of the parental lines; TARI-08874 (P1), 'Bai-li-gua' (P2) and F1.

Besides, caution should be taken for ratio traits, as the genetic parameters may not truly represent the trait under consideration, because there is always extra variability of the denominator trait.

Models of individuals within the synthetic world represent the traits and mimic the behaviors of their real-world counterparts.

Over the years authors in the signal detection theory (SDT) area have proposed a series of derived indices based upon these parameters to represent the traits of "Sensitivity" and "Bias".

Q-Q plot analysis also suggested that the core collection represented the trait diversity of the whole collection.

The major axis of such an ellipse (i.e., the leading eigenvector of the G-matrix) represents the trait combination with a maximum of genetic variation.

For each scenario we simulated trait values of individuals from Equation (2) with Z = I n, B = 0 p, and X a single column of ones representing the trait means.

IRT assumes that the response of patients to individual items can be modeled with a two-level logistic regression where the log odds of patient i providing a positive answer to an item j is represented by: Where β j represents the difficulty of item j and u i represents the trait level associated with subject i.

A basic IRT model assumes a one-dimensional latent variable representing the trait that predicts the probability of a certain response on a particular item: the higher the latent trait value, the higher the probability of a high score on the item.

On the other hand, it is not obvious how to interpret selection coefficients in the context of an artificial selection on a quantitative trait, where we feel it is more natural to use parameters representing the trait architecture and experimental design.

The model in matrix form is as follows Y = Xb + Zu + e (2 where y is the vector of observations representing the trait of interest (dependent variable), X and Z are the design or incidence matrices for the vectors of parameters b and u, respectively, which are the fixed covariates (e.g., location effect) and random effects (tree) to be estimated, respectively.