The part of a sentence "I result" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
The verb "result" is transitive, meaning it must have an object to complete its meaning. A correct and more commonly used way to express this idea would be "I am the result" or "I was the result." Example: The hard work and practice I put in resulted in me winning the competition.
It is clear that different selections of the subset of ℜ ( i ) result in different distributed LDGM codes.
However, although we would like to estimate the distribution γ = (γ1, …, γ J) T, the actually observed grouped counts y i are realizations from Poisson variables Y i, i = 1, …, I, whose expected values μ i = E Y i) result from grouping the original distribution γ into I < J bins.
As I result I let it go, very depressed.
The Southern Baptist Con vention was formed in 1845 as I result of a dispute with North ern Baptists over the appoint ment of slave owners as mis sionaries.
To evaluate the usefulness of copeptin as a rapid and reliable marker for discarding non-ST elevation acute myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) in patients attended in an Emergency Care Department due to acute chest pain with a normal or non-diagnostic electrocardiogram and a negative first troponin I result.
However, different from the current research of Barillas and Shanken (2017) and Barillas, Kan, Robotti and Shanken (2018), I result that the HJ distance is a general statistic measure to compare models and some model-derived non-traded factors even outperform traded factors.
Is it result of cherrypicking?
(A – I ) results from digigait analysis.
In the mouse, deficits in IGF-I result in profound hearing loss associated with reduced survival, differentiation and maturation of auditory neurons.
The participating students were representative for our medical school in terms of the available characteristics age (23.7 vs. 23.4 years; P=0.48), university entrance diploma (1.71 vs. 1.62; P=0.25) and self-reported NME-I result (2.58 vs. 2.55; P=0.82) (see Additional file 1).
