Sentence examples for implies the sample from inspiring English sources
where n implies the sample size of the series and σ2 is the mean squared error of the ARIMA model fit to the series.
The R implies the sample variation of 99.93% for biomass production (y1) and this indicates that only about 0.07% of total variation is not explained by the model, indicating good agreement between the experimental and predicted values for biomass production.
Thus, to design a seroprevalence study at wereda level in Ethiopia, the clustering effect of the kebelles implies the sample size has to be increased by a factor of 1.26 if 10 small ruminants are to be sampled per kebelle, 1.55 if 20 small ruminants are to be sampled, 2.42 if 50 are sampled and 3.87 if a hundred small ruminants are to be sampled in each selected kebelle.
This would imply the samples have a very low blocking temperature, (i.e. temperature below which a mineral is magnetically ordered) likely much lower than the value which is typically expected for ferrihydrite (Murad 1996).
These plots show a uniform intensity distribution for the G and D peaks, which further implies the graphene sample uniformity.
A predicted value greater than 0.5 implies that the sample belongs to that class and a value lower than 0.5 implies that it does not belong to it.
Consequently, even a small increase of the minimum sample size threshold implies the exclusion of many samples representing these two modes of subsistence, thereby removing the main interest of the analysis.
However, in the present case, the observation of band gaps probably implies that the sample consists of distinct particles, with slightly smaller ones showing a cubic structure.
For the analysis of wages and employment, this implies extending the sample period through 2004, which unfortunately does not provide as much "updating" as we would like.
This implies that the sample is representative of the underlying population.
This implies that the sample of the present study has a special interest in maternal depression prevention.
