Sentence examples for attributes referred from inspiring English sources

An optimization-based inverse approach is developed to obtain hydrometeorological time series with uniform coverage across the possible ranges of rainfall attributes (referred to as the 'exposure space').

Before describing the structure obtained by factor analysis, we clarified attributes referred to by variables used in the analysis.

This observation revealed that GCI scores, which are based on specific gene attributes, referred to unambiguous cellular functions such as binding, receptor, transporter or enzyme activities rather than higher-ranking biological processes or cellular components of a gene's activity.

These attributes referred to the patients' condition, physical symptoms, and admission and discharge circumstances.

Personal attributes, referred to non-modifiable characteristics such as age and co-morbid illnesses inherent to an individual.

The module of advanced ChIPS functions contains lower-level commands in ChIPS to set individual object attributes (refer to "ahelp chips" for information on loading the module).

While they praise particular characteristics in their sons – seeing them as being "funny", "cheeky" and "playful" – mothers admit that they are likely to denigrate their daughters for showing similar attributes, referring to them instead as "stroppy", or "argumentative".

Intrinsic attributes refer to the physical characteristics of the product and are further categorized as search attributes, such as freshness, colour, and size; experience attributes, such as taste, aroma, and ripeness, identify only after consuming the product (Badar et al. 2015; Di Vita et al. 2017; Cembalo et al. 2015).

Similarly, on the original rubric, there was a dimension titled "Student-directed Learning," which included the following attributes: refers to guidelines of rubric to direct work, divides and completes tasks, negotiates roles within group, checks for understanding regarding process and/or content, and provides peer feedback, assistance, and/or redirection.

The concept's attributes refer to its main characteristics.

Observable attributes refer to differences such as race or ethnic background, age and gender.