Sentence examples for the correct split from inspiring English sources

The first and last of the polls that predicted the correct split were taken by Survation, which put the vote at 52% leave, 48% remain on both 4 September and 15 June.

The correct, split-adjusted high was $116.38 in March 2000.

However, neither of these approaches has the ability to correct split or collapsed loci either because they do not have dense enough marker information within such loci (RAD-tags) or do not contain genetic information (optical mapping).

For both factors (relatedness and consistency) the distance of the lures from the correct result (split) was matched (mean split for related consistent: 5.4; related inconsistent: 5.4; unrelated consistent: 5.1; unrelated inconsistent: 5.1).

A completely correct split would indicate five arthropods on one side of the division and four non-arthropod invertebrates on the other side; this would have an error score of 0. A completely random grouping would yield an error score of 4. A similar procedure was used for the division between the five mammals and the six non-mammal vertebrates in the survey; the maximum error here would be 5.

Web Apollo [ 32] annotation tools allow registered BeeBase users to modify gene models, and can be used to manually correct split or merged genes [ 33].

However, if overclustering of the data would force a true RSN to be split in two or more subsets, the assignment of the voxels to one of the subsets would be random, as no correct splitting would be possible on basis of the data itself.

For internal branch lengths on correct splits, FastTree agreed slightly better with the true lengths (median absolute difference of 0.062 for PhyML and 0.059 for FastTree).

In cases where the correct orthologs were split into more than one Ensembl model, or lacked specific domains compared to chicken due to incomplete model predictions, we reconstructed the complete predicted coding sequence by combining any partial models, or used multiple partial segments of the predicted sequence for our analysis.

In this example, we check the plausibility of a cross-validation-based method for identifying the correct number of splits.

The general classification probability for the correct location was then split according to participants' subjective reports of visibility and their performance in the forced-choice task.