Sentence examples for corresponds if from inspiring English sources

In a previous paper (Irazoqui, 1986, Chem. Engng Sci.41, 1243 1255), it was shown that a minimum for the system entropy generation corresponds, if adequate restrictions were imposed, to an optimum in the thermodynamics performance.

The arrow "→" roughly corresponds to "if … then … ", so can be read "if θ then ψ" or "θ only if ψ".

(This game corresponds to the IF sentence above with R read as equality, in a structure with a domain consisting of 0 and 1).

Although a small fraction of the cohort, this would correspond (if sustained) to an annual asthma hospitalization rate of 23% in this population.

A detachment of any design interrupts the loop and flow of evidence so that the network estimates correspond, if existing, to their direct estimates and the inconsistency of the network is dissolved.

We recorded the google search terms entered and web sites visited, and later coded each web site based on the trivia question to which it likely corresponded (if any).

The initial dose for the oral form or for the new LAI SGA will correspond (if possible) to an equivalent dose of the previous LAI FGA or LAI SGA (1st line strategy).

Measures correspond if they relate to the same operational definitions of the: T arget of the action (in the present study this is any patient with type 2 diabetes); A ction to be performed (e.g. foot examination); C ontext in which the action is performed (e.g. during a consultation) and the specified T ime period (e.g. over the next/last month).

Tap it one more time to mention what page you are on of the manual book the book corresponds to (if page numbers from the publisher are available).

Each path from the root to a leaf node in the tree corresponds to an if-then rule in which the conclusion part consists of the probability of the event in the leaf node.

A decision tree generated from the GBM algorithm, as illustrated in Fig.  1, partitions the space of input variables by splitting the observations into homogenous quadrants and each tree split corresponds to an if-then rule for a predictor variable.