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Significats de stochastically independent en anglès

rus
стохастическая независимость
portuguès
independência estatística
espanyol
independencia de sucesos
català
independència estadística

Term in probability theory.

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Examples for "independent"
Examples for "independent"
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Consumers may find good deals at local independent pharmacies, Consumer Reports said.
Reuters
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Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state.
Reuters
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National's defence spokesperson Mark Mitchell today said the government should remain independent.
Radio NZ
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Last year, workers launched strikes demanding recognition of a new, independent union.
Reuters
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The Anglo-Irish Treaty resulted, which launched this State on its independent course.
The Irish Times
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Today marks 50 years since Samoa gained its independence from New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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Major says a Brexit vote would mean a second Scottish independence referendum.
The Guardian
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Samoa today celebrates fifty years since it gained independence from New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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Opinion polls suggest that a large majority will again vote against independence.
Radio NZ
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Nixon skewed the process, however, by substituting political ideology for judicial independence.
True compass: a memoir
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Further, this correlation was statistically independent from the association with TSS.
Pubmed
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In patients with advanced ovarian cancer, both residual tumour mass and PAI-1 are statistically independent strong prognostic factors.
Pubmed
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This corresponds to performing statistically independent multiple measurements, and the chemical shifts can thus be obtained with high precision.
Pubmed
Ús de stochastically independent en anglès
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Preferential sampling refers to any situation in which the spatial process and the sampling locations are not stochastically independent.
Pubmed