Sentence examples for the subsequent estimates from inspiring English sources

The subsequent estimates of heterozygosity were not correlated with the sample size of the population, mean coverage, or the number of loci identified in an individual accession (Supplementary Fig. 8).

There might have been an expectation that excluding a variable from the conditioning model would bias the subsequent estimates of the correlation between that variable and outcomes toward zero, given that the bias is a function of the marginal explanatory power of that variable (see, for example, Mislevy 1991).

E.C. Pickering produced an estimated diameter of in 1879, which is close to the modern value for the mean diameter, but the subsequent estimates ranged from a low of up to a high of during the next century.

However, due to the limited number of reconstructed morphologies per cell type, this classification was neglected for the subsequent estimates of thalamocortical connectivity.

The scatter below the plane (Ω > 2θ) and that backscattered (Ω < π − 2θ) is assumed to be weak compared with that reflected forward above the plane, making the calculations faster without changing the subsequent estimates for the mean intensities.

This specification can strongly impact the subsequent estimates of BF and, in fact, was the major disputed issue in the debate over Bem's original experiments (Bem et al., 2011; Rouder & Morey, 2011; Wagenmakers et al., 2011).

By setting σ 1=σ 2, the PVE voxels are interpreted as BG such that in the subsequent estimate σ 2 increases.

We chose to report results for R0 = 1.5 (giving a final symptomatic attack rate of 24.5%) in the main paper as our baseline value as this value lies within the range first estimated for the 2009 pandemic from Mexico outbreak data (1.4 1.6) [14] and also within the wider range of subsequent estimates which have ranged from 1.2 to 2.1 [16], [17], [18], [18].

Subsequent estimates of the parameters are found in the analysis of this sequence of random numbers, called the Gibbs sample.

As a result, they were able to adjust their subsequent estimates based on the feedback of the crowd.

We conducted experiments showing that a single exposure to a message describing the 97% scientific consensus increased respondents' subsequent estimates of scientific agreement on the issue by 10 to 20percentt.