Sentence examples for conforms to the previous from inspiring English sources

This finding conforms to the previous work reported by [22].

This result conforms to the previous study that different behavioral sequences demonstrated in different collaborative learning phases (Yang et al. 2015).

Three cases are underlined: (i) the new system exhibits deadlocks: it is not interoperable any more, (ii) it is deadlock free, (iii) it is deadlock free and moreover conforms to the previous one.

This exactly conforms to the previous analysis result that if SER of PDCCH exceeds some tolerable value, then no matter how well the signal quality of PDSCH is, the data cannot be correctly received.

According to the survey results shown in Table 3, coffee growers in the surveyed area have considerable experience (more than 10 years) in cultivating coffee, but they are mainly small household coffee farmers (2 5 ha), which conforms to the previous figures in literature review.

Not when young people still think they need to honor ugly and antiquated boundaries restricting which of their fellow Americans are worthy of their love and commitment, even if it's only to conform to the previous generation's biases.

All the results conformed to the previous 2D based clinical knowledge and instinct of orthodontists.

It conformed to the previous results that substrate degradation efficiency could be improved with an increase of the initial pH (6.0 7.0) and optimal temperature conditions (37.8 °C), and then it decreased with the higher initial pH (8.0 9.0) and temperature (40 45 °C) (Wang and Wan 2011).

Results of our sensitivity analyses (model 2 and model 3 of Table 3) conformed to the previous notion of very little confounding of PM effect on cardiovascular risks by indoor sources of air pollution or other lifestyle behaviors in the NHANES III participants (Schwartz 2001).

Used shoes have already been shaped and conformed to the previous toddler who wore them, so be mindful of your toddler's health and comfort and buy new shoes.

The man he appointed as police chief has placed his unit back under the command of Mr O'Neill's police commissioner.The latest mutiny in a notoriously diverse country (there are 850 different ethno-linguistic groups) conforms to the pattern of previous cases of military insubordination.