Sentence examples for theoretical variability from inspiring English sources

The approach can be also applied to justify the choice of a new t 0 p coherent with the probabilistic model, coinciding with the time t where the line of true slope value crosses to exit the possible theoretical variability band.

Theoretical variability was thus between 12 and 48 for both scores.

Measured variability in both data sets was well matched by theoretical variability within the degenerate optimal region.

In total, the peptide library contained 944 Nef peptides which were tested for immune recognition in HIV-1 infected individuals in order to assess the impact of HIV-1 diversity on CTL recognition and to assess the improvement in viral epitope recognition afforded by a theoretical variability-inclusive vaccine candidate.

Theoretical variables did not explain such variability.

Subsequently, hop count selection and theoretical prediction of variability of signal-to-noise-ratio (SNR) are performed in a particular application scenario.

Further theoretical definition of variability needs to be investigated.

A saline blending practical is used as a case study, with experimental and theoretical determination of how variability in feed pump flows determines variability in outlet conductivity.

In this paper, we draw on attachment theory from the family science literature to develop theoretical propositions that explain variability in one of the most distinguishing features of family firms – its socioemotional wealth (SEW) preservation objectives.

To compare theoretical and observed flux variability, we first sought a properly normalized measure of the size of the degenerate optimal polytope in each dimension.

Theoretical approaches to explain the variability of conductivity data of electrolyte solutions with the solute concentration as well as the deviations from ideality found at higher concentrations are reviewed and critically evaluated.