Sentence examples for variability term from inspiring English sources

DFN models are statistical models which define the density of fractures having given geometrical properties (size and orientation) and which include an intrinsic variability term.

A good model will have a higher SNR, as both the within-replicate variability term σ and the between-replicate variability σ b will be small in comparison to the level of signal as represented by μ.

Finally, similar to the overall initial variability term (sigma_{{0{text{m}}}} left( theta right)) (see Eq. 20), an overall error is defined as the average over all periods of the error term: varepsilon_{{{text{GRNN}},{text{m}}}} left( theta right) = frac{1}{{n_{T} }}mathop sum limits_{i = 1}^{{n_{T} }} varepsilon_{text{GRNN}} left( {theta,T_{i} } right) (26).

Inclusion of the annual variability term improved model fit to fishery catch data.

The variability term was a function of the average intensity of the probe set for the 0 hour time point.

For each probe set, the signed area values were averaged over the two replicates and divided by a variability term.

The last two terms, and, would be the space and time variability terms due to multipath.

Assigning weights to the fuel consumption and the combustion variability terms in the cost function allows exploring the trade-off, and developing an implementable feed-forward strategy.

When the nonlinearity increased, linearisation correctly predicted standard errors of fixed effects, but over-predicted, with sparse designs, standard errors of some variability terms.

Exponential interpatient variability terms were included for CL/F, V2/F, and Q/F.

Once intersubject variability terms were selected, covariance between the terms was assessed by application of an omega block on selected parameters.