Sentence examples for the representativity from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the accuracy and relevance of ancestral annotations (and thus of the whole analysis) may depend on the representativity of the sample of sequences; if certain annotations are clearly over-represented, then parsimony (and any ancestral reconstruction method) will tend to over-predict those annotations, thus producing erroneous results.

Although the representativity of GPs and patients in the sample is good, the frequencies only represent the consultations in the sample and were needed in this study to explore the magnitude of the effect on item scores.

The representativity factor became closer to unity.

Statistical methods are introduced to study the representativity of specimen.

The representativity of the results is better met, when regions are considered.

In this case the problem is how to decide the representativity of the opinions registered in Kundskap.

The variation between artificial corrosion procedures and within natural corrosion processes complicates the representativity of the cleaning tests for genuine historical objects.

The concept of the "representativity factor" has been well adopted since the late 1970's, particularly for fast breeder reactors (FBRs) and future reactor studies.

We consider also unstructured isotropic microstructures based on random adsorption algorithms and we carry out a convergence study of the representativity of the proposed unit cells.

The affinity zone method developed here is a robust, statistical approach that can be used for evaluating the representativity of routine monitoring networks often used in continental level environmental and health risk assessments.

In order to evaluate the representativity and reproducibility of this often used methodology, differences in morphology, microstructure and composition of the sulfide layers on sterling silver generated by different sulfidation methods were analysed.