Sentence examples for a function of the status from inspiring English sources
In turn, this prediction is a function of the status of their assumed boundary conditions.
For comparisons reasons with a recent study [16], we added an additonal breakpoint at 4 y, and found that the proportion of increased variance as a function of the status score at the end of the period for the age intervals 2 4 y and 4 6 y are respectively 0.05 and 0.04 by adding the status score at the start of the period to the model.
Each of the rates is a function of the status of some of the pool sizes and of kinetic parameters.
Whereas with MANOVA we model our immunological parameters as a function of the infection status, with LDA we analyze infection status as a function of the immunological parameters, which here represent discriminating features.
To select candidates for radical treatments, a specific geriatric assessment should be used to stratify elderly patients as a function of the physiological status.
We denote w(t; d, X, Θ) the backscattered signal, received back by the reader's antenna, because of the tag's antenna mode, shape and energy of which are a function of the tag status X (open, short, loaded) as well as of Θ.
Each female produces a large number of offspring that is a function of the infection status of her and her mating partner.
The GAP1 gene is controlled by nitrogen catabolite repression (NCR), which regulates expression of genes as a function of the nitrogen status of the medium [ 37– 37].
Likewise, the transcriptome may be a function of the reproductive status in mammals and the latter may depend on other physiological variables.
In our series, however, no correlation was observed between Topo2 α and Ki-67 protein levels and differential chemosensitivity does not appear to be simply a function of the proliferation status of the tumour.
It is natural to assume that the justificational status of a group belief at least when it is fixed in a vertical, or aggregative fashion is a function of the justificational statuses of its members' belief states (with respect to the same proposition).
