binned
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binned
The counts of detections have beenbinnedlogarithmically, within mass bins covering factors-of-three (top axis, thick lines) and factors-of-two (bottom axis, thin lines).
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For the 2 test, the data were adaptivelybinnedusing that simulated data to yield expected values of at least four cells in each bin.
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In these four panels the 61-step density continuum has beenbinnedthree steps at a time.
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The velocities are thenbinnedaccording to distance from the wall.
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These are thenbinnedto create a distribution.
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Data points were thenbinned(0 - 49% preferred, 50 -99%, 100%, 100 -175%, 176 -250%, 251-325%, and 326 %) and averaged.
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Data arebinnedin two-week intervals to reduce variation in regeneration.
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It is unfortunately my impression that most evaluations are simplybinned.
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The list may bebinned, or they may warm their homes by putting it on the fire.
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I wonder whether those pledges are still in place or have they, like so many others, beenbinned?
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Everyone would go back to zero and the case would bebinned.
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It is too oftenbinned.
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The numbers arebinnedbased on the first significant digit, and within each stackbinnedagain based on the second significant digit.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In order to connect community composition and function in metagenomes, sequences must bebinned.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This model generates abinnedbranching ratio matrix from average level densities and average gamma strength functions.
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