Sentence examples for the latter distribution from inspiring English sources
The age-specific incidence of HPV infections that progress to cervical cancer was calibrated to the age distribution of the prescreening mortality in the Netherlands; the latter distribution was corrected for cohort effects based on an age period cohort analysis.
The latter distribution can be used to test the halo mass function predicted by ΛCDM.
The latter distribution depends not only on the sampling in the current layer, but also on previous sampling results.
This is illustrated in Figure 19 where the distribution of the field-strengths is shown after application of AGC removal step 2. The latter distribution now resembles the PDF of the actual monitoring data (i.e., AGC turned off) and thus represents the thermal noise contributions only.
Note that the latter distribution is caused by very strong signals in nearby bands (e.g., UMTS signals) that in turn trigger the AGC to lift up the thermal noise to values in the range of P r x ={-157,-152} dBm/Hz; this is indicated by the wide-band artifacts in the binary frequency occupancy spectrogram of Figure 14a.
The latter distribution shows channels clearly organized in spots, lying at the tips of RBC dendrites (inset).
This parameter gives the latter distributions more flexibility in fitting data than the former.
The latter distributions are notably skewed compared with what one would expect from a population pyramid in Liberia, with a smaller than expected number of young girls being reported upon.
Expressions for the parameters of this latter distribution, dependent on the sample size, are also given in the paper, so, the percentage points, published until now in tabular form, may be directly calculated.
The variances of this latter distribution indicate quantitatively how much mothers differ in either their intercept or slope, or both.
Hence, it takes a lot more samples to provide an accurate representation of this latter distribution, and the algorithm will suffer from cycle-slip-like phenomena [20].
