Sentence examples for though coefficients from inspiring English sources
The delay model that includes a linear and a quadratic term had the lowest RMSE and AIC, though coefficients for the quadratic terms were small.
The advantage needed to be hereditary, but there were no obvious genes for 'adaptive advantage', even though coefficients of selection for given alleles were used even in the earliest literature of the Modern Synthesis (Provine 2001).
These associations were attenuated when controlling for income, though coefficients remained positive.
Meta-analyses of SRHI applications have shown moderate-to-strong habit behaviour correlations (Gardner et al., 2011), though coefficients are smaller when estimated using automaticity-specific SRHI measures (Gardner et al., 2012).
Even though coefficients for the Western pattern point to a possible direct association with BC risk in women with HER2− tumours independently from ER/PR status, no statistically significant differences were observed among BC subtypes (P-value of heterogeneity=0.87).
Because the corresponding coefficients are insignificant, we cannot claim with confidence that public works are less effective than training or that services/sanctions are more effective, even though coefficient signs consistently point in that direction.
Though, the estimated coefficients are statistically insignificant.
Much less is left for the quasi‐rent to explain, even though its coefficients remain significant.
Even though the coefficients neglected are large, the higher PSNR values show that curvelet has better reconstruction performance.
Even though the coefficients of many different elements have already been calculated, due to the characteristics of the proposed system, it was necessary to conduct experiments to determine the value of the coefficients.
Though the coefficients differ at different quantiles in quantile regression, the results are still consistent with previous work which implies the non-liner relationship between control variables and innovation.
