Sentence examples for attributes analyzed from inspiring English sources

The last group of attributes analyzed comprises all product sensory and taste aspects.

No significant differences (t test; P > 0.05) were detected for any of the sensory attributes analyzed between both products (Table 5).

The attributes analyzed were soil bulk density (BD), concentrations of Carbon (C) and Nitrogen (N), C N ratio, C Management Index, and the abundance of 13C and 15N in the soil organic matter.

The orange attributes analyzed are total soluble solids, total titratable acidity, ratio, production, concentrated juice yield, and fruit size, which were performed in three periods (July, August and September).

Ten driving data attributes analyzed here are those previously mentioned (steering angle, speed, longitudinal acceleration, lateral acceleration, yaw rate, accelerator control, brake control, lateral displacement, accelerator control speed, and brake control speed), which covers both longitudinal and lateral control of the vehicle.

Of the patient attributes analyzed, only grade had a statistically significant correlation with nuclear BCA2 expression, such that a mid- level (2) Grade classification was correlated with high BCA2 expression in the nucleus.

Several approaches have been proposed to overcome this issue: In [5], bins are adjusted to the underlying data; in [32], the dependency between attributes is analyzed to limit the number of attributes in the histograms.

Firstly, seven partial Tobit regressions corresponding to seven different attributes were analyzed to estimate the "beta" coefficients which explain expected willingness to pay (WTP) for each attribute and to show how WTP varies with socio-economic characteristics.

Water attributes were analyzed onsite or in laboratory after analysis of samples.

We measured entrepreneurs' personal attributes and analyzed to see if they affected the market entry into information technology.

The design of the instrument is discussed, and the error attributes are analyzed to enhance the instrument's accuracy.