Sentence examples for a fixed result from inspiring English sources

Identity in the sense of self-sameness is not a fixed result of a process of development, but a dynamic process of continual integration itself, creating continuity in the persistent self-consciousness over space and time.

In this article, for a tυs-G-cone metric space (X, G) and for the family of subsets of X, we introduce a new notion of the t υ s  -  H  - cone metric with respect to G, and we get a fixed result for the stronger Meir-Keeler type function in a complete tυs-generalized-cone metric space ( A, H ). Our result generalizes some recent results due to Radonevic' et al. [21] and Dariusz Wardowski [29].

Preliminary analyses applying mixture models without including sexual maturation as a fixed effect (results not shown), gave about 13% runts.

Including a fixed effect of significant/nonsignificant results at the statistics level improved model fit (AIC = 180.1; 200.3; LogLik = –86.0), χ²(1)    =    7.95, p =.005.

If the I statistic was 0, we reported the results from a fixed effect model.

Furthermore, examples which illustrate that the assumptions in such a fixed point result cannot be weakened are given.

In [3], Karapınar gave a fixed point results satisfying cyclic weak ϕ-contractions.

In a trial of a school based intervention to promote health and wellbeing, schools were encouraged to use a standardised process to develop strategies which suited them rather than adopt a fixed curriculum, resulting in widely varied practice between schools.

In 1967, Sadovskii [3] gave a fixed-point result more general than the Darbo theorem using the concept of condensing operator.

Excluding the CeCa trial gave a fixed-effect result still favouring short cycle chemotherapy (HR = 0.76, 95%CI = 0.62-0.92) and heterogeneity was much reduced.

Results with less heterogeneity (I statistics < 75%%) were presented with a fixed- effect model, whereas results with I > 75%% utilized a random-effect model.