Sentence examples for considered coming from from inspiring English sources

The statistical analyses of glass failure strengths with thickness range 3 19 mm indicate that all samples cannot be considered coming from the same population and data dispersion depended on glass thickness.

Dealing with whole genome SNP information currently requires that large amount of information are considered, coming from many different sources.

Another (non exclusive) possibility to consider comes from the recent study by Wu et al. that discovered an unexpected role for the Notch coactivator Maml1 in mediating the specific signaling of Notch2 [37].

This is the group whose members are thought to be most ready to consider coming in from the cold.

If the value of a coin you are considering comes mostly from its collectibility, consider whether you wish to invest in gold, or in collectibles.

Thus the evidence considered in this study comes from 6 empirical studies which provided 53 indicators.

He's considered humble, coming from a working-class family outside Manila, and is  truly interested in charitable work.

A second issue is the extent to which cells in the VCN can be considered as coming from separate classes.

Because animals from the same herd can have a difference of 3 nt over the same amplified sequence, human and porcine HEV sequences with >99% similarities may be considered as coming from related strains.

Within the graphical models context, data are considered as coming from Gaussian multivariate distributions with a structured concentration matrix (inverse of the covariance matrix), which reflects dependencies among variables.

In the departure experiments, there are average 23.6 people infected when considering passengers coming from affected area, while 1.47 people contaminated by infectors without considering passenger source.