Sentence examples for simulated type from inspiring English sources

One limitation of this study is that we only simulated Type II coastline echoes.

The simulated Type I error rate was then calculated as the proportion of the times (out of 100) that the p-value was less than or equal to 0.05.

Each intervention PCP was assigned 12 simulated type 2 diabetes cases that took about 15 min each to complete.

The simulated type I error rates are presented in Figures 1 and 2. Slight deviations from 5% are caused by simulation errors.

*The bolded values are those simulated type I error rates which are significantly higher than the nominal α at the 2-tailed 95% confidence level (i.e., the lower bound of the interval is higher than α).

The simulated Type I error rate of the corrected analysis was below nominal at 0.03, while the Type I error rate of the observed analysis was above nominal at 0.06.

In contrast, the abolition of the premium implies negative profits for all simulated types of direct marketers, as the dark grey area depicts.

For the three categories of MA crossovers, and for all simulated types of cost, the short-term MA crossover at the interval [37; 40] with the long-term MA of the range [116; 120] proved to be profitable in all simulations.

Embedding the modelled probability functions in a stochastic algorithm allowed generation of dendrograms close to those of the real MSNs and pallidal type II neurons, while the algorithm failed to simulate type I dendrites.

Winning proposals will apply Titan's computational might to problems in areas such as astrophysics (simulating Type-1A supernovae and core collapses), biology (modeling human skin and blood flow at a molecular level), earth science (global climate simulations and seismic hazard analysis of the San Andreas fault in California), and chemistry (optimizing biofuels and engine combustion turbulence).

Even Google's newly-patented Smart Gloves seem like they could be augmented reality peripherals, allowing users to "simulate typing, or perform touchscreen-style gestures in the air" to control a display.