Sentence examples for example in appendix from inspiring English sources
This observation applies, in particular, to our integrated financial system as shown by an example in "Appendix 1. Example: price-payment equilibria".
We use the definition, compatible with the example in Appendix A ψ ̲ ( u ) = ∫ 0 u f ( s, u ) d s = u − ψ ( u ), 1 − θ ≤ ψ ̲ ′ ( u ) ≤ 1.
For example, in Appendix 10 we discuss the usefulness of the autocorrelator: (f*V_1)(g*V_1) – (f*V_1)(g*V_2).
The new paper organization leads us to emphasize a different computational example in Appendix 10, but we still comment on autocorrelators at the end.
For example, in appendix 1, the concatenation of several amino acid binding sites versus individual ones, does not significantly reduce the replication burden.
In each of these five cases, we recovered two clades, each comprising a single allele from each of the four Hawaiian lobeliad species examined (example in Appendix S1).
Likely, the proto-apicomplexan ancestor was a phototrophic alga harboring characteristic metabolic features previously found only in apicomplexan parasites, especially with regard to plastid-associated metabolic functions (see above and other examples in Appendix 2) (Kořený et al., 2011; van Dooren et al., 2012; Danne et al., 2013).
Specifically, devaluation of delayed rewards (two apples) over 7 days is greater for example 2 than for example 1 in Appendix I. Because, in most discounting literature, the term "a hyperbolic discount ing) rate" refers to a discount rate at delay D = 0 (i.e., - dV D /dD)/V| D = 0 = k d ), we followed this terminology throughout the manuscript.
To this end, the observed EC50 values and CA-predicted EC50 values were re-calculated based on measured concentrations (see example calculation in Appendix).
On the other hand, the example designs in Appendix may not be able to achieve easily what general IA designs can [17, 18].
The example given in Appendix 1 reads an MDL SD file, converts the compounds to feature maps and calculates all pairwise similarities.
