Sentence examples for the case of violations from inspiring English sources

In the case of violations of sphericity, Greenhouse Geisser corrected degrees of freedom and P values are reported.

The proposal would cap rentals to travelers at 75 days a year, and trigger steep civil fines and costly lawsuits against the company in the case of violations.

The sphericity of the covariance matrix was verified with the Mauchly Sphericity Test; in the case of violation of the sphericity assumption, the Greenhouse-Geisser epsilon adjustment was used.

The sphericity of the covariance matrix was verified with the Mauchly Sphericity Test; in the case of violation of the sphericity assumption, Greenhouse-Geisser (G-G) epsilon adjustment was used.

The sphericity of the covariance matrix was verified with the Mauchly Sphericity Test; in the case of violation of the sphericity assumption, the Greenhouse-Geisser (G-G) epsilon adjustment was used.

In the case of violation of the assumptions (e.g., on-normality), a bootstrap-type test was used.

There should also be clearly specified sanctions that would apply in the case of violation of an agreed principle; sanctions which should be appropriately calibrated to the nature of the violations that have necessitated them.

These findings are consistent with those of infant studies in which theta was recorded in situations where infants may expect to receive information, such as during infant-directed speech [ 9]; or be motivated to acquire new information, as in the case of violation of expectations [ 8].

Despite the fact that we use advanced adaptive-step integrators, for some parameter sets the ODE integration can fail, due to the discontinuities in the model dynamics: in that case or in the case of violation of the basic constraint about non-negative values for the simulated protein concentration, we simply discard the respective solution (by giving the objective function a very high real value).

See Glass et al. (1972) for a review of tests of the robustness of ANOVA in the cases of violations of some of these assumptions.

Indeed, he presents himself as a champion of the "legitimacy and necessity of intervention in the case of gross violations of human rights".