Sentence examples for data reflected in from inspiring English sources

The authors agree to use the published findings and related empirical data (reflected in the article) from the master thesis "Specifics and core functions of the CTO position" and "Hidden CTOs" in the technology management processes.

Based on the international project "Intelligent use of biomass along the Danube: R&D network formation with German, Hungarian, Slovak and Romanian partners" written by Dr. Alexander Petrikhin and to publish the findings and related empirical data (reflected in the article) on the Steinbeis Global Institute Tübingen (SGIT) site (consistent with any limitations set by publisher requirements).

However, it becomes difficult to use the statistical models to examine the direct or indirect impacts of climate change in the good management of a rice paddy field ([Wang et al., 1991]), because the data reflected in the model contains the human effort being made to mitigate environmental shocks (negative effects) in order to maintain a high level of production.

Maybe you won't be reading in the idyllic surroundings pictured by Edmund Leighton -- even in the temperate San Francisco Bay Area, despite the data reflected in the last link below, it's not nearly so balmy here right now -- but the variety and depth of this week's suggested reading will engross you just as much.

The improved detection of conditional differences using the one second clips at 65d was surprising given that this analysis appeared to provide a stricter test of conditional differences for the 75d data, reflected in higher p-values relative to the motif-based analysis.

The score measures the number of observed transitions in the experimental data reflected in the generated BN.

These data reflect, in part, the changing demographics of Australian society.

Inferences based on coding data reflect, in large part, the action of selection.

The ability of this method to generate authentic data reflects, in part, its roots in rapid appraisal, a method that is pragmatic and purposive.

The data reflect, in part, the slowed cell cycling and reduced proliferation, as most of the regulated genes could be related to this process.

But economists cautioned that the results overstated strength in some of the survey's other components and that the data reflected only moderate growth in the second quarter.