Sentence examples for earliest data points from inspiring English sources

T. Chinn provided the three earliest data points on the lake level plot.

There is no need to force routes through certain waypoints, to determine landscape conductance a priori or through piecemeal trial-and-error or to devise complex methods to select the earliest data points, as was done in studies with similar aims [16] [20], [31], [65].

Median age at the earliest data point was 34.8 years (IQR: 29.3 - 40.9 years).

Second, our patterns span over 3 years (and cannot be distilled or adequately summarized by a single/or earliest data point) so it is not a simple case of identifying young people at a single point in time who may develop problems later.

These are early data points, but it is clear that Gurley's and Benchmark's words around capital efficiency and public markets are influencing their advice to their startup boards and leading to very different actions from these founders.

The more chronic data points of day 14 and day 56 look more similar to each other than to earlier data points.

The fits to the 600 minute data was less accurate than for the earlier data points (see figs. 5, 6, 7).

At the higher dose of 1 mg/kg, ZB497 exhibited slightly better efficacy than tamoxifen in inhibiting tumor growth, albeit not statistically significant at earlier data points.

In the following, the early data points will be included in the analysis, but the initial rise in the rate of glucose uptake will not be considered as structurally important.

As described earlier, data points on the learning curve associates with sample sizes; we postulated that the classifier performance at a larger training sample size is more indicative of the classifier's future performance.

The shaded area in Figure 1 shows the fit of the parameter estimates within the 5 95 percentile for Experiment 2. The early data points are covered by the prediction.