Sentence examples for between predictions based on from inspiring English sources
Good agreement between predictions based on the proposed model and Jebur's experimental data (Jebur, 2013) is observed; for comparison, predictions employing an earlier transversely isotropic model but with isotropic hardening (Tagarielli et al., 2005) shows noticeable deviation from the experimental data.
Differences between predictions based on long and short time series appear to be small, particularly for men.
Specifically, the discussion should be shortened and rephrased to clearly differentiate between predictions based on this study and conclusions based on previously published studies.
In this study, the biggest difference between predictions based on data from constant temperature environments and observations from development in fluctuating environments was largest when physiological thermal limits were approached.
A comparison is made between predictions based on the simulated OSN activity driven by the stimulus intensity (coupled test, blue), predictions based on the simulated OSN activity driven by the time-reversed stimulus time courses (uncoupled control, black), and predictions based on the assumption that the neural activity stays constant over the course of each trajectory (constant control, red).
Prediction by RR can be perceived as a method that lies between prediction based on OLS estimates considering all SNPs jointly and OLS estimates considering each SNP separately.
Subsequent biological sampling at the study sites specified to probe the model showed a highly significant correlation between prediction (based on steroid estrogen exposure) and impacts on gonad histopathology.
Satisfactory comparisons are obtained between the predictions based on numerical modeling and the field deformation measurements.
The overall consistency between the predictions based on the allometric relation and available (though scarce) data for mice, cats and humans suggests that allometric scaling provides a powerful tool to investigate the overall properties of the hematopoietic stem cell pool.
It follows that "(x)(Fxt → Gx)" is not logically equivalent to "(x)(¬Gx → ¬Fx)", even though it entails the corresponding extensional generalization, "(x)(Fx ⊃ Gx)", which can account for differences between explanations and predictions based on them.
Furthermore, these imperfections caused by the fabrication or the manufacturing process, are the dominant factor in the discrepancy between the theoretical/numerical predictions based on a perfect geometry and the experimental results of an imperfect geometry.
