Sentence examples for unequal weights from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, two weightings were performed given equal and unequal weights to each examination.

We analysed weighted percentages with consideration of the complex survey sample design and unequal weights.

The ear gives unequal weights to certain frequencies, making it particularly sensitive to sounds in the range of 1,000 to 6,000 hertz, scientists say.

Two experiments with equal and unequal weights were conducted and the results were compared.

We empirically test this restrictive assumption and provide strong evidence of unequal weights – analysts place significantly more (less) weight on the lower (upper) bound of forecast ranges.

However, they generalize it in two important ways: the possibilities may be assigned unequal weights, and probabilities can be computed whatever the evidence may be, symmetrically balanced or not.

Such unequal weighting of votes strikes us as utterly incompatible with the concept of one indivisible nation whose citizens share equal rights no matter where they live.

We get gradually used to this mosaic approach as a fascinating chronicle of the "times," yet cannot but find the unequal weighting sometimes excessive, sometimes ­insufficient.

Dose can then be escalated to the phase-specific PET/CT-defined biological target volumes with either equal weighting, or preferentially to a particular phase with unequal weighting.

We also report 95% confidence intervals (CIs) adjusted for design effects, stratification, and clustering and for unequal weighting of the observations.

However, for some cases (e.g. where there is higher priority on tsunami inversion studies over seismic inversion studies), unequal weighting of the candidate models may be considered.