Sentence examples for true to construct from inspiring English sources

we use the distribution of T if H 0 is true to construct a level α significance test.

Focusing on data from direct care providers remains true to the construct definition of 'employee perception of PSC'.

Ferré [ 21] concludes that there is no ideal solution to the problem of dimensionality in a PCA, while Jolliffe [ 9] notes "... it remains true that attempts to construct rules having more sound statistical foundations seem, at present, to offer little advantage over simpler rules in most circumstances".

In order to save data arrangement time, data is saved in shuffle order shown in Figure 14 then at multiplication stage the multiplier is configured to multiply the coefficients by data conjugate to construct true V k sequence.

We then used c 700 as the expected probability of the algorithm to construct "true" phylogenies.

In our experiments, we compared our proposed algorithm M-VOTE with the hypercleaning algorithm (HC) [ 18], and the answer set programming method (ASP) for the MQC problem [ 15] in terms of the probability to construct "true" phylogenies.

Posterior probability of IPF versus the true diagnosis was used to construct a contingency table and evaluate the performance characteristics of the functional gene signature as a diagnostic test.

Thus, for each setting and bootstrap approach, this resulted in 1000 true positives and 1000 true negatives, which were used to construct ROC curves to evaluate the power of the tests.

True positive, false positive, false negative, and true negative values were calculated to construct the 2 × 2 contingency table.

The set of high scoring, or true k-mers is used to construct a de Bruijn graph representing an error-free reconstruction of the true read sequences.

GD I owe the title to Alan Turing's views (as he expressed them in 1950) on how we should approach true machine intelligence: "In attempting to construct such machines we should not be irreverently usurping His power of creating souls, any more than we are in the procreation of children: rather we are, in either case, instruments of His will providing mansions for the souls that He creates".