Sentence examples for an explanation of data from inspiring English sources

A recent extension of Shepard's rational theory of dimensional generalization allows an explanation of data from both areas within a single framework.

We start with a discussion on the methods and an explanation of data handling and related preparatory work in Sect. 2. Section 3 reports empirical results, and Sect. 4 concludes.

Three results from recent IN SILICO experiments with the dopaminergic and serotonergic synapse models are described: (1) influence of substrate inhibition on the stability of dopamine and serotonin synthesis; (2) a predicted connection between serotonin reuptake transporter (SERT) density on terminals and tonic firing rates; (3) an explanation of data from autoreceptor knock-out experiments.

As a result, an explanation of data linkage processes was required during the interview, which proved extremely easy for participants to understand.

Given the complexity of best practice data linkage processes discussed with participants, an explanation of data linkage processes was given with the aid of a diagram outlining the key processes.

We added an explanation of the data, which are simulated data to visualize the principle idea underlying some methods, to the corresponding methods.

Before assessing how this proposal fares as an explanation of the data reported here and before discussing the 2D data in depth, it is important to explain exactly what is meant by the "sensitivity" of the BSR substrate and to contrast the meaning of this term with that of "gain".

After an explanation of the data collection activities, participants were asked for verbal consent to interview and were assured of data confidentiality.

Nixon and Hoover didn't need data mining to do their mischief — and, again, I haven't seen an explanation of how data mining would have helped them do worse than they did.

The commission did not specify what sort of notice companies should give, but it noted that some have proposed methods that are more visible to the average user, like a link right on each advertisement that leads to an explanation of what data the advertiser collects and uses.

Wal-Mart, a retail giant, handles more than 1m customer transactions every hour, feeding databases estimated at more than 2.5 petabytes the equivalent of 167 times the books in America's Library of Congress (see article for an explanation of how data are quantified).