Sentence examples for the total occurrence from inspiring English sources

The occurrence has been normalised to the total occurrence of the respective K values over the year in the analysed data.

Then we obtain the probability of each candidate entity (en_{i}) by calculating the proportion of its co-occurrence number with kt over the total occurrence number of kt as shown in Eq. 2.

As the point of departure for this analysis, we calculated the frequency with which the lexical items babies and toddlers appear in the EYLF, relative to the total occurrence of the superordinate terms children and learners, as the presence or omission of naming of entities is an important discourse variable.

The increase in human population size is likely to have been particularly relevant in this regard, given that the total occurrence of new mutations is higher when there are more individuals and because selection is more effective in larger populations (Hawks et al. 2007).

The second column lists the total occurrence number of genes containing that motif in the promoter regions.

First, we include general variables of the DNA fragment including sequence length and the total occurrence of the codon in the sequence.

The first of these is a count of exonic splice enhancers (ESEs) [41], which gives the total occurrences of all candidate ESEs in a given exon, taken from a previously published list of hexamers.

P o is the fraction of total conserved occurrences among the total occurrences of all heptamers.

At the species level, the 124 species most-represented (92 491 occurrences per species) contributed to 50%% of the total occurrences.

In addition, the repertoire of functional regulatory sequences is frequently only a small fraction of the total occurrences of a particular motif in the genome.

The vast majority of the top-hits made by our sequences were to Populus trichocarpa (24.8% of the total occurrences), Theobroma cacao (21.6%), Ricinus communis (14.3%), Vitis vinifera (6.5%) and Prunus persica (3.8%).