Sentence examples for the realized sample from inspiring English sources

The sample distribution refers to the distribution of the sample measurements, as defined by the population model and the sampling design, with the realized sample of respondents held fixed.

Classical empirical distribution function based goodness-of-fit tests typically require the data to be an independent and identically distributed realization of a certain probability model, and thus would fail when complex sampling designs introduce dependency and selection bias to the realized sample.

In the second wave, the realized sample still included about 2850 families (panel stability 83%%).

Negative auto-correlation can have the opposite effect, thus, making the effective sample larger than the realized sample [16].

The realized sample sizes in each classification (i.e., 150, 174, and 218 for non-IG, IG, and new diabetes, respectively) helped maintain precision by providing large sample sizes where higher prevalence of DPN could be anticipated (note, precision decreases as prevalence approaches 0.5).

In this preliminary work the developed technique is discussed, together with an overview on the structure of the realized samples.

The realized sampling intensity has addressed the large heterogeneity of the Indian forest types and allowed the computation of 5 km grid level forest C, yielding a realistic estimate of forest biomass C in Indian forests.

When the conformer model accuracy was predicted in a more conservative way using the limit RMSD cluster + 0.1 Å (rather than RMSD cluster ), the difference between the conformer models with accuracy better than this limit before and after clustering was no more than 6%, except for RMSD cluster  = 1.6 Å (23%), sho-wing that the realized sampling effects are local in nature.

Saarinen et al. (2009) only reported the number of individuals collected so that is what we show in Table A1 and used in the example, but the harmonic mean realized sample size is provided as output by some software programs.

If this varies across loci or pairs of loci, the harmonic mean realized sample size should be used.

Both in calculating and appropriate weights, one should use realized sample size that is, the number of individuals for which genetic data were actually collected.