Sentence examples for evaluated from the same from inspiring English sources
The orientation of the chain axis can also be evaluated from the same data.
Moreover, the quantum efficiency is also evaluated from the same samples, and it behaves similar to the electrical crosstalk.
An advantage of the thermal infrared spectrometry method is that both the temperature and aerosol profiles, which need for retrieval of the vertical profiles of minor compounds, are evaluated from the same spectrum.
The proposed approach has the advantage of being a post-processing scheme that does not alter the dynamic simulation procedure, enabling the damage of multiple locations to be evaluated from the same simulation results.
However, in any individual grid, both kinds of PSHA maps are evaluated from the same hazard curve.
Similarly, examples of specific and shared but less frequent topics - for example 47 ("local/community-based"), 76 ("risk perceptions"), 96 ("urban environments") or 97 ("natural resource management") - have to be evaluated from the same angle and we will refer to those in more detail in the discussion section.
The PLV was evaluated from the surrogate set in the same way as done in the original data.
The constant Rayleigh-to-Love waves amplitude ratio for horizontal motions (R/L) in a period range of 0.1 5 s which is assumed to by Arai and Tokimatsu (2004) suggests that the shape of DSS-SW H/V is the same as H/V evaluated from the medium responses of fundamental and higher modes of Rayleigh waves, and the different amplitude between them only relies on the value of R/L.
These findings needs to be assessed with caution since the studies evaluated came from the same group.
Ultimately, we found that reference gene optimisation has to be performed on a tissue and disease specific basis, even when evaluating tissue from the same or similar diseases.
Additionally, we downloaded 1844 publicly available DNAm profiles (275 normal and 1569 cancer samples) of five cancer types (breast, ovarian, glioblastoma, kidney, and colon) evaluated on the same platform from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) consortium [ 18– 22].
