Sentence examples for analogous information from inspiring English sources

We investigated whether the ability to sense objects with tools4,5,6,7,8,9 represents an analogous information processing scheme in humans.

Table 6 shows two different types of effect sizes for the HDRS24 items, while Table 7 provides analogous information for the IDS-SR30 items and QIDS-SR16 domains.

Their triboelectric performance depended on the effective contact area enabled self-powered touch sensors for an assistive communication system by converting analogous information of human motions to digital signals.

Unfortunately we did not have analogous information on French and British firms.

(C) SSI Receipt Rate by Impairment. Figure 1B displays the SSDI receipt rates by impairment group, and Figure 1C provides the analogous information for SSI receipt.

As mentioned previously, it is also necessary to gather analogous information on the companies that comprise the counterfactual set to the entities that are involved in the divestitures in the sample.

In the Bayesian setting where we assume prior statistics on the target location, the target localization error covariance is bounded by the BCRB the inverse of the analogous Bayesian information matrix (BIM).

Note that while we predict a sequence of stores (a D-trajectory), the evaluation we provide in the rest of the paper focuses on precision and recall measures (analogous to information retrieval since relevance of ads relies on this more) rather than order (order is considered elsewhere for the shopping mall scenario in [12]).

These reports have significantly advanced knowledge regarding MVT in the Gram-negative bacterial host E. coli, but no analogous detailed information regarding yeast libraries is currently available.

Self-report questions about ambulation status were developed which were analogous to information from the Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) [ 42].

For each type of descriptive epidemiology analysis, analogous data cleaning was performed to avoid the unnecessary loss of valuable information.