Sentence examples for specifications yield from inspiring English sources

Each of the quoted terms is slippery in its own right, and their specifications yield the varied notions of emergence that we discuss below.

One hundred percent (100%) of samples passing tissue review and RNA isolation specifications yielded passing results from the Prosigna assay.

The specifications yielded findings consistent with the final specification, but because of concerns about overfitting and interpretability of the results, the most parsimonious specification was ultimately chosen.

Our baseline specification yields an estimate of a 12.6percentt decrease in the number of STEM graduates, with the effects being larger for males than females.

Moreover, the first specification yields a linear BSDE in the VA Θ, which allows to use (forward) Monte Carlo simulations for the computation of the VA.

The experience is that model checking of such a specification yields very long error traces (providing counterexamples) in the order of magnitude of hundreds of states.

This model specification yielded a lower BIC than each of the spline representations.

For situations of moderate heteroskedasticity (i.e., α ν = 12) fitted with RR-BLUP or BayesA WGP models, the heteroskedastic error specification yielded greater (P < 0.05) genomic predictive accuracy than its homoskedastic counterpart but this difference was not apparent using variable selection models like BayesB or BayesCπ.

Notably, the specification search yielded two other models without this feedback that were able to explain a considerable amount of variance in light conditions and seagrass density.

Thus, at least for these parameters, the prior specification b=0.001 yielded more robust results.

The value specification stage yielded expected needs of potential participants, comments on the usefulness of the proposed features and comments on two proposed designs of the web-based intervention.