Sentence examples for considering the same data from inspiring English sources

Thus, considering the same data block of size R × Q × N bits and the same memory M for all three (MBTC, NBTC, and MNBTC), in Table 1, we present the total number of ways from component encoders' trellises (MBCE, NBCE, and MNBCE).

Despite considering the same data compiled in several meta-analyses and systematic reviews, experts and scientific organizations have drawn different conclusions and proposed contradictory guidelines [ 1, 6, 8].

In order to study the influence of the estimation of the spatial correlation length on the localisation of the sources, we have considered the same data as in the previous example.

But other researchers, considering the same anthropological data, have rejected this view.

Table 5 shows the performance results related to the outperformed structures of MLP (4-7-13-1) and RBFNN (4-25-1), considering the same test data.

Crandell: Considering that the same data set could be used to produce a desired outcome, how can businesses make sure that the 'truth' is reported?

However, we find a good fit to the data considering the same deformed Si layers as found for samples A1 to C1.

We also normalized the data considering the same number of sequences to all samples (Table S1), and, despite the higher diversity of oiled samples were not so evident, the differences and similarities between samples were not significantly affected.

Both annual simulations have been performed considering the same location, Almería (Spain), and meteorological data.

Collected data are analyzed considering the same categories used in a former bibliometrics analysis of the SBSE field (Liu et al. 2012): publication, sources, authorship and collaboration.

NEON instructions perform "Packed SIMD" processing as follows: Registers are considered as vectors of the same data type elements Data types can be: signed/unsigned 8, 16, 32, 64-bits or single precision floating point Instructions perform the same operation on multiple data simultaneously as shown in Figure5.