Sentence examples for by some sources of from inspiring English sources

In principle, CCIs impair the performance of the system which are caused by some sources of interference.

By eliminating some sources of noise, scientists doubled that resolution.

Finally, (a) the justification for the normative and the non-normative premises must be provided by some source of evidence or justification other than intuitions of the sort impugned by the argument and (b) we must lack good reason to think that our belief in the normative or factual premise fails the necessary condition on justified belief advanced by the normative premise.

Aside from the natural disregard of the military professionals towards a suggestion from someone whom they regarded as an "armchair general", however, this opposition is attributed by some sources to bribery of some Xia generals by Wang Shichong's agents, to ensure that Dou remained committed to the relief of Luoyang.

Ferguson et al. (2003) (see also [10], [11]) have included in their model a strain transcendent temporary immunity (previously suggested by [12]), along with some sources of variability [13].

Brazeman has accused Galperin of accepting laundered campaign contributions in his unsuccessful City Council campaign a few years ago, and Galperin counters by alleging that Brazeman is hiding some sources of financial support and says he is weak on solutions.

In many practical problems appears the need to process simultaneously a few numerical values which are provided by some sources (possibly of different natures) with the aim of making a decision in order to elaborate a plan of action or to solve a problem.

Given that an FFQ was used to estimate dietary zinc intake and that there may by some environmental sources of zinc consumption the true estimate of the association will actually be larger than that observed in this study.

Another possible explanation for high within observer reliability is that the within observer agreement is less likely to be affected by some additional sources of variation that exist between observers e.g. different experiences and different inherent score definition among different observers which reduce reliability.

Warwick is described by some sources as the leader of the Ordainers; he was certainly the most aggressive.

By the 1970s the bay was described by some sources as "the most polluted body of water in the U.S".