Sentence examples for tiny values from inspiring English sources

(9) and (10) predict that more than two mismatches decay the intensit to tiny values of less than 5% of its value for perfect matched duplexes.

In addition, the CLN2 basal expression rate was fixed at zero, since even tiny values of this parameter consistently caused cln3 Δ bck2 Δ and cln3 Δ bck2 Δ sic Δ strains to be viable, contrary to experimental observations.

However, if too many lines (or curves) are returning to 0, it may indicate a logical flaw in the data -- or too many tiny values and then perhaps rescaling the chart is needed by inspecting the horizontal and vertical axes and changing them to zero in on the problem.

Hawking noted that we owe our existence to the cosmological constant's tiny value.

The outage probability threshold of SUs θ 0 is a very tiny value which ensures the communication in the secondary network.

This is a low but not tiny value of robustness.

A tiny value α was added to the expression value e i, j to avoid 0 values.

We also alternately add and subtract a tiny value ϵ to values in q i and d i, so that correlation is always defined and two segments with constant values will have a correlation of one.

Observations in which the HSD was zero days were randomly assigned a tiny value (0.01 0.05) to approximate the true model, in which a fraction of patients had a zero survival time.

The reason for the overfitting bias is rooted in the large or even huge pairwise distances d ij =|| x i − x j ]]1/2 between omics samples, which implies that the corresponding distances in the feature space under the 'rbf' kernel k(x i, x j )= exp(−|| x i − x j ||/2) will be a zero or tiny value approximate to zero.

Intuitively, it seems unlikely that maximum sensitivity could be achieved when discriminating tiny input values.