Sentence examples for explicitly the result from inspiring English sources

The other main limitation of the present study is that d-serine itself was not measured, even though most of the functional implications of altering DAO and SRR expression are implicitly or explicitly the result of their effect upon d-serine levels.

The result shows explicitly the effect of time delay on exponential decay rate of the networks and is of practical significance for designing fast and stable neural networks.

Although not explicitly stated, the result was clear: "I would get rewarded from my shareholders and the board for doing a great job of hiring all those ladies at such less pay," he says.

The origins of Louisiana's jury rule are explicitly racist, the result of a Reconstruction-era effort to empower white jurors and swamp black ones.

We scored 'high concern' if the study explicitly stated the result of the reference standard was interpreted with knowledge of the Xpert test result.

Although not stated by Kolaski explicitly, the following result is a direct consequence of Theorems 1 and 4 in [4], which are much more general results than we will need here.

Hence, the CDF permits us to verify explicitly the expected result, i.e., that the probability of a fade is greater for the more disturbed channel.

Explicitly, the simulated results agree well with the corresponding asymptotic results even when the SNR is relatively high.

We close this section by stating explicitly the main results of this paper.

This value is not shown in Table 1 because it does not explicitly affect the results.

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