Sentence examples for corresponding choices from inspiring English sources
The composition of migration flows and corresponding choices of destination country have changed subtly over time.
Note that for each n, the band widths δ n ( 0 ) = δ n + 1 ( 1 ) from the previous subsection are approximately equal to δ ( g ) for certain corresponding choices of g; for example, δ 1 ( 0 ) ≈ δ ( ( g 0 − + g 1 − ) / 2 ), where Γ1 intersects { v = 0 } at ( 0, g 1 − ).
Table 3 shows the features (in bold) that can be scored for the posterior dominant rhythm (alpha rhythm in adults) and the corresponding choices for each of them.
This study investigates how neural activity changes when subjects make perceptual decisions (and corresponding choices) when either accuracy or speed are emphasized.
Most of the questions had multiple corresponding choices of answers and participants simply clicked to choose their answer (Additional File 1).
In particular we can determine statically that a complex network will emulate a simpler network: it will reproduce its kinetics for all corresponding choices of reaction rates and initial conditions.
For these values of the deterministic utility the difference in the corresponding choice probabilities between the two segments become small.
Table 2 lists the measurements that were performed and the corresponding choice of parameter φ b and the signal type of the mentioned signals.
The optimal designs for this frequently encountered case are also optimal for the corresponding choice experiments under the hypothesis that the parameters in the multinomial logit model are equal to zero.
Indeed, when p ≤ n then p m = n ( p - 1 ) / ( n - 1 ) and therefore q < p m implies that q / ( p - q ) < q ∗ = n q / ( n - q ), so that (79) follows for the corresponding choice of ξ.
In our previous work [18], we applied a two-component fitting procedure to reconstruct the measured PAL spectra, this being achieved by corresponding choice of source contribution (nearly 17% in short- and 2% in long-lived source components).
