Sentence examples for representing the outcomes from inspiring English sources

A utility is a number between 0 and 1, often representing the outcomes 'death' and 'perfect health' respectively [ 26].

Although, as studied here, many of the effects of parathion resemble those seen in earlier work with chlorpyrifos or diazinon (Slotkin et al. 2001, 2008a), the OPs all differ in their regional targeting and sex selectivity, representing the outcomes of mechanisms that are unrelated to their shared property as cholinesterase inhibitors.

Essentially the bars representing the outcomes are stacked so that the distribution of attainments is measured from left to right (on the lower horizontal axis) and the matching distribution of shortfalls is by definition represented by the remainder of the bars (measured from right to left on the upper horizontal axis).

For our analysis, we concentrated on a single target attribute representing the outcome of the vaccination for the strain A/H1N1/New Caledonia/20/99-like. From the dataset, 36 patients with a positive and 57 with a negative outcome can be identified.

This can be considered a systematic review of diagnostic test accuracy, with insulin deficiency representing the outcome and clinical characteristics representing the predictors.

The imputation model included the model factors above, type of donor as well as terms representing the outcome (log of survival time and the censoring indicator).

The pseudometabolite "cellulosome," representing the outcome of this reaction, can be optionally added to the "cellmass" fraction of biomass discussed above to form total biomass.

When it comes to graphically representing the outcome in multi-state models there are many possibilities, and we have only looked at some of them.

Of course, no single pair of patients can fairly represent the outcomes of a trial whose results are not yet known.

The argument is that genes, in virtue of these functional properties, represent the outcomes they are supposed to produce.

The scale represents the outcomes of the assessors' cumulative comparative judgments of the quality of the psychometric latent trait being measured (Bramley, 2007; Pollitt, 2012a).