Sentence examples for simple pool from inspiring English sources

A simple pool dissolution model was used to predict observed dissolved TCE concentrations.

This region is packed with campgrounds to suit everyone - some with kids' clubs, restaurants and waterslides and others with a simple pool and playground and lots of space to sit around a campfire and roast hotdogs or marshmallows.

The main areas of the hotel, including the simple pool and tiny breakfast area are nothing to write home about, but the convenient location is major draw: It's within walking distance to downtown Calistoga and easy driving distance to wineries in St. Helena and along the Silverado Trail.

Some simple pool ducks or a buddy's foot will allow you to rest comfortably without floating back up.

The value of the F-statistics indicates that we reject the null hypothesis of cross-sectional dummies being jointly equal to zero, that is, the fixed-effects model is superior to simple pooling and OLS estimation.

Genetic correlations of slaughter and meat quality traits, however, are close to 1. Differences between the variance components in the two test stations have been found and simple pooling of data is problematic with respect to the breeding value estimation.

Cox models with four predictive factors (age, disease state, CD4 cell count and hemoglobin levels) were used to estimate predicted individual hazards both for single trials and for various MIPD modeling methods (simple pooling, adjusted for study, stratified per study, fixed and random effects for predictors).

This simple pooling strategy provides the most direct means to derive colony coordinates (plate ID, row ID and column ID) for BAC landing applications.

Thus, mortality among dropouts is much higher and consequently simple pooling of the information results in a significant underestimate of the overall mortality.

Thus, simple pooling of death data, even from programs such as ART-LINC, that follow-up a large proportion of their dropout patients, may still produce biased results.

Simple pooling of the deaths that are discovered through routine follow-up and those detected by active patient tracing is not sufficient and the resulting estimates from such a naïve approach may still seriously underestimate overall mortality.