Sentence examples for tendency analysis from inspiring English sources

Second, we perform a disclosure tendency analysis to study how the tendency of users to share their contact lists can affect the quality of shadow profiles.

We performed the disclosure tendency analysis over the predictions of biographical vectors to understand how their performance depends on the values of ρ.

It has been found through the asymptotic tendency analysis that the 2nd order diversity can be achieved only when the information bit streams at the source and the relay are fully correlated.

It is found that, only when b 1 and b 2 are fully correlated (p e  = 0), the 2nd order diversity can be achieved, which is consistent to the asymptotic tendency analysis presented in Section 4.1.

Risk ranking based on the slip and dilation tendency analysis suggests that because of the depletion fault slip tendency has not increased much and risk of fault slip is on the lower side.

At the Lindau Test Site, application of a slip- and dilation tendency analysis on the resulting fault pattern reveals the high reactivation potentials for the N S striking ore dike as strike-slip fault and for NW SE striking structures as normal faults within the ambient stress field (see below).

It consisted of three components, namely, tendency variation analysis, pattern dynamics analysis, and service function analysis.

In addition to the reassessment of the central tendency estimates, this analysis yields a revised analysis of the variability in the estimate of maternal dose.

As a result of this tendency, a cluster analysis of the publications in the database yields a partition that is largely the same as the a priori division into the three fields.

But, as always, Ann Coulter is willing to go there -- somehow tolerated as a telegenic pundit despite her tendency to offer analysis which is little more than name-calling and provocation.

The tendency of ML analysis to join fast (mouse) and slow (human) evolving taxa has instead been coined "long branch repulsion" or "opposite branch attraction" [43].