Sentence examples for have clear interpretations from inspiring English sources
Currently, we do not have clear interpretations of the discrepancy between the amount of sAPPβ and C99 levels in APP A673T cells.
The constants M G and K G have clear interpretations in terms of G. M G is (evidently) the average rate of gene expression at saturation (i.e., when [ R S]= Rtot).
This relationship can also be modelled through the use of smoothing and least-squares fits (Deaton, 2004; Schnabel and Eilers, 2009) without imposing any functional form to fit the data, but in this approach it is not possible to reduce the data to an analytical expression with a few parameters that have clear interpretations.
However, the problem of Prelec's function is that the parameters α and β do not have clear interpretation, in terms of psychological functioning.
The parameters have clear physical interpretations.
The integrals of integer order have clear physical interpretations in engineering and geometry and are features that help to solve applied problems in various scientific fields.
We will see that the relations we get have clear biological interpretation.
P -value P produced by tests under Model 1 have clear biological interpretation described earlier in the text, where repeating experiments can be realized by taking new samples from and, i.e. testing new patients.
Ideally, an aggregate analysis of the proteome state would involve mapping onto a reasonably small number orthogonal, i.e., non-overlapping and mutually independent, classification factors that have clear physico-chemical interpretations.
As malaria prevalence continues to fall due to successful preventative measures, and if RDTs are truly the answer to improve the accuracy of malaria diagnosis, it is imperative to have clear guidelines for interpretation of ParaCheck Pf® results in various malaria transmission settings.
The solution of the Schrödinger Pauli equation is presented in terms of rotors having clear classical mechanics interpretation, i.e., in GA the rotors act in 3D Euclidean space rather than as operators in an abstract Hilbert space.
