Sentence examples for connecting results from inspiring English sources
For this purpose he introduced his principle of the permanence of equivalent forms, a principle connecting results in arithmetical algebra to those in symbolical algebra.
The ABC conjecture is a central open problem in modern number theory, connecting results, techniques and questions ranging from elementary number theory and algebra to the arithmetic of elliptic curves to algebraic geometry and even to entire functions of a complex variable.
SPIRE also connects results to publically available proteomics data through its Model Organism Protein Expression Database (MOPED).
Discussion is provided to connect results with the current literature review and models of critical thinking, along with recommendations and implications to teacher education and K-12 science education practice and research.
Each line connects results of a single classifier, allowing us to observe inter-subject variations of accuracy of a selected classifier, as well as range of prediction accuracies for a selected person.
Allowing your mind and body to connect results in healthier portion control and a satisfied appetite.
The present work connected results of these two fields by establishing a correspondence between the objectively constructed semantic cognitive map and ANEW [14].
In the co-expression and co-translation networks, nodes correspond to genes and edges (connections) are present between any two nodes that are significantly connected resulting in a fully connected network (Chartrand, 1985).
When engineers and contractors misunderstand how parts of a building connect, resulting delays often inflate a construction budget by 5 or 10percentt.
Her leadership and her efforts to ensure that members of her team felt valued and connected resulted in some of the highest marks for employee satisfaction and commitment to mission at Harvard.
Trills are composed of short (mean = 3.4 ms), downward FM syllables that can be connected, resulting in sinusoidal patterns (Fig. 1c).
