Sentence examples for derived levels from inspiring English sources
We empirically examined this theoretical model of FK and the derived levels from multiple evidence bases.
To address the question of whether adaptive divergence occurs between Q. liaotungensis and Q. mongolica, we used a coalescent simulation outlined in Beaumont and Nichols [68] to identify 'outlier loci' whose empirically derived levels of differentiation place them at the upper extreme of simulated distributions of differentiation based on neutral loci.
While this condition is not necessary to uphold consistency between hypothesised and derived levels, it does simplify evaluation of their correspondence.
The derived levels are then combined with utility functions to calculate single-attribute utility scores and an HRQL score for both the HUI2 and HUI3 systems.
The content and direction of the empirically derived levels from the skills audit follows the same direction, structure and content as the hypothesised directions mooted by the expert panel in the initial development of the test.
ESA has established the Swarm "Satellite Constellation Application and Research Facility" (SCARF) for the purposes of generating derived Level-2 products from the single-satellite Level-1b data.
Pachyostosis may indicate instead an even more derived level of underwater hearing than previously recognized but confirmation requires further functional studies.
Corresponding composite variables were derived; level of knowledge among health workers dichotomized as 'adequate' or 'inadequate'inadequate
I'm wondering if there are other examples of this approach and whether this derived level of analysis is appropriate.
The study also explores informant-related background and socio-economic factors contributing to the derived level of agreement whereby public health implications of misperception of causes of mortality in the rural South African context are also addressed.
As patterns of reviewers' ratings and citations were not normally distributed, non-parametric tests were used to derive levels of statistical significance.
