Sentence examples for sequential ratios from inspiring English sources

After dehydration, samples were treated in 15 min steps in ethanol and isoamyl acetate mixtures with sequential ratios of 3 1, 1 1 and 1 3, and then soaked in isoamyl acetate before critical point drying.

We also computed the "sequential ratio" of the validation process.

The global sequential ratio shown in Table 3 is taken as s = frac{sum_{i=1}^{delta varphi)} t_{i}}{sum_{i=1}^{delta varphi)} T_{i}} Table 3 Sequential ratio each of the four properties P1 P4   Property #1 Property #2 Property #3 Property #4 Sequential ratio 100%92%19%3%9 % 3 %.

The running times estimated from the sequential ratio (last line of Table 4) are also sometimes orders of magnitude lower than the actual running times observed with the multi-thread version of MrSim.

We could not witness any of the potential execution time savings brought on by the use of parallel processing, as the sequential ratio of Table 3 led us to believe.

From the sequential ratio s and the average sequential running time per event r obtained for each property, it is also possible to infer the theoretical validation time in the maximally-parallel case by computing r×s; this inferred running time is also shown in Table 4, using the sequential run of MrSim as the baseline.

This sequential ratio shows one of the limits of the validation algorithm in its present incarnation: the potential for parallelism is bounded by the structure of the formula to validate, as there can be at most one instance of reducer for every possible subformula of the property to verify.

By using Wald's sequential probability ratios, we defined the number of treated patients needed to conclude, with a power of 90% and an alpha error of 5%, that the treatment was inefficacious, for example, has an efficacy of <20%.

The speedup generally follows the well-known Amdahl's law [12], where is the sequential part ratio and the parallelizable part ratio (such as ).

The above scheme implements the multihypothesis probability ratio test (MSPRT; Baum & Veeravalli, 1994), which generalizes the sequential probability ratio test (SPRT; Wald, 1947) to more than two alternatives.

Cardenas et al. [5] consider the sequential probability ratio test.