Sentence examples for statistical linkage from inspiring English sources

The choice between market or non-market mechanisms depends on the statistical linkage between characteristics valued by the designer and willingness to pay.

For a hidden Markov model (HMM), we generalize to where the states are no longer directly observable (but still 1st-order Markov), and for each state, say, we have a statistical linkage to a random variable,, that has an observable base emission, with the standard (0th-order) Markov assumption on prior emissions (see [27] for clique-HMM generalizations).

SLK: Statistical Linkage Key.

Epidemiological studies indicate a statistical linkage between atherosclerotic vascular disease (ATH) and Alzheimer's disease (AD).

Values of I < 0.05 or I > 0.95 are indicative of a statistical linkage disequilibrium between the two markers under consideration.

Over the last decade considerable evidence has accumulated supporting a statistical linkage between atherosclerotic vascular disease (ATH) and AD.

Empirical Statistical Downscaling is a generic term for methods that derive statistical linkages between large scale climate information and the local climate.

Exons have a 3-base encoding as directly revealed in a mutual information analysis of gapped base statistical linkages as shown in [27].

El Niño is especially interesting as a climate-related phenomenon because of its physical or statistical linkages (that is, teleconnections) worldwide.

Exons have a 3-base encoding as directly revealed in a mutual information analysis of gapped base statistical linkages in prokaryotic DNA, as shown in [3].

The statistical linkages identified can help programmeers promote delayed marriage and use advocacy and behaviour-change campaigns to prevent child marriage.