Sentence examples for explicitly resulting from inspiring English sources

To confirm this result, the second experiment measured the visual-only condition explicitly, resulting in a recognition performance of 5.3±1.5% (see Figure S2b).

However, it also becomes apparent that many of these decisions are made implicitly rather than explicitly, resulting in unclear and non-transparent underlying constructs.

This detection process explicitly results in unfairness.

Therefore it is not always clear which effects explicitly result from the encouragement of physical activity.

On Chinese social media, the users have learnt to censor themselves – the government cannot be explicitly criticised, resulting in some very creative nicknames to subtly reference them instead.

Here, we consider a similar approach but following Fernando [ 22] and Johnson and Harris [ 26], we assume only two alleles at the linked QTL, which is also a common assumption in models where segregation of the QTL is explicitly modeled resulting in a mixture distribution for the phenotypes [ 7, 12, 14- 17, 27- 29].

It appears that molecular diffusivity, chemistry, and flamelet interaction terms enter explicitly in the resulting rsf equation.

GUG should provide better system performance than CUG which generates its user grouping without explicitly taking the resulting performance into account.

We explicitly consider the resulting inertial terms in the Vlasov equation, and derive a discrete formulation that conserves mass, momentum, and energy up to a prescribed nonlinear tolerance upon convergence.

Unlike most earlier studies, our approach normalizes the velocity-space coordinate to the temporally varying individual plasma species' local thermal velocity, vth(t), and explicitly considers the resulting inertial terms in the Fokker Planck equation.

The ODEs of the reduced system had to be written explicitly, and the resulting extracted model only describes the brown snake venom fibrinogen relationship.