Sentence examples for column I from inspiring English sources

Column (i) shows the estimated coefficients with robust standard errors.

The results remain equivalent to those presented in column (i).

Suppose column i of M(P) corresponds to split X.

The class membership of column i is unknown.

A Skip edge connects two similar labels: x in column i of and y in column i + 2 of, if column i + 1 does not contain any label z such that.

From these likelihoods, we directly obtain the residue probabilities in each alignment column i.

(Here's the column I wrote about FoodCorps).

For that column, I interviewed two dozen boomers.

In this week's column, I roast a whole fish.

But in this week's Currents column, I challenge that idea.

But, first, here's one other column I found particularly interesting.