Sentence examples for this deviance from inspiring English sources

Publishers responded to all this newfound hip gyrating and anti-conformist mentality with a whole new genre of "exploitational literature" that essentially encapsulated all this deviance into a paperback format.

Biological replicates, such as the 100-cell replicates described in Section 2.1, permit the assessment of intra-class deviance, and then the thresholds can be selected to minimize this deviance.

This deviance-minimization optimization was accomplished in Microsoft Excel spreadsheets using the "solver" facility (Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA).

This way, the deviance between the expected and observed value of NDVIcorr can be derived: Fig. 4 Example of the polynomial relationship between the average bi-monthly NDVI and the 48 days antecedent rainfall for herbaceous vegetation between 1500 and 2100 m a.s.l.l

In this case, the deviance can be expressed as where Y A,T are the observations and λ A,T are the fitted values.

This positive deviance control-case life history method might be used to study avoiding other infections like genital herpes among sex workers.

This null deviance is the (-2 log-likelihood of a random model in which the probability for a sample to belong to a group (for example, DA) is equal to the proportion of DA samples in the dataset.

This criterion uses the deviance penalized by the effective number of parameters.

It follows that the deviance from this density is: (20) where and is the maximum likelihood estimate of τ j.

We were unable to test this statistically as the deviance information criterion of Poisson models in MCMCglmm is not focused correctly (Hadfield 2012), preventing us from comparing models with and without the random slope term.

Table  2 shows that the APC model fit better than other models for both males and females because the deviance in this model was the closest to the degree of freedom.