Sentence examples for theoretic range from inspiring English sources

Post traumatic stress response was evaluated by the impact of event scale (IES, theoretic range 0-75) [ 42], which has been validated in WAD [ 26, 28, 43].

We found that the theoretic range of costs were from $3,629.80/day more with CRRT to $378.60/day more with IRRT.

Based on the model, we present a methodology to derive some theoretic ranges for these probabilities.

The notions of set theoretic function, domain and range can be formalised in a standard way in constructive set theory (see, e.g., Aczel and Rathjen 2001).

The performance and comparison description of analytical approach includes the presentation of information theoretic bound over the range of signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) and the calculation of mean area spectral efficiency (ASE) over the range of cell radii for the system under consideration.

The importance of computing information-theoretic measures over a range of cluster sizes has also been highlighted in the paper describing the recently developed maximal information coefficient method (Reshef et al., 2011).

The strongest results as of today are, in a very brief outline, the following: let X range over number-theoretic predicates.

Since the validity of formulas like $\forall x \ Px \rightarrow \exists x Px$ or $\exists x (Px \rightarrow Px)$ is largely a byproduct of what may strike one as an ad hoc stipulation, one may be motivated to expand the range of model-theoretic interpretations in order to allow for a model with an empty domain of discourse.

To take into account partners' interactions at the household level, various approaches have been proposed ranging from game theoretic and bargaining models to collective models of the household (see, for example, Pollak 2003; Donni and Moreau 2007, for an account of collective and other household models).

We calculated the similarity between GOBP terms using Jiang's information theoretic similarity [ 21] that ranges from 0 (no similarity) to 1 (exact match).

where "F: U → V" stands for a formula expressing the fact that F is a set theoretic function with domain U and range included in V.