Sentence examples for intuitive indicating from inspiring English sources

Neither harvest plots nor standard summary tables were ranked highly in terms of being easy to understand or intuitive, indicating that neither option is ideal for the graphical display of results from overviews of reviews.

Intuitive values indicating different security levels can be provided using QBSD measurement.

Local SA led to unexpected and counter-intuitive results, indicating that the model output (population size) was much more sensitive to the fecundity threshold (length at first parturition) than to the fecundity parameter (brood size).

The qualitative/quantitative evaluations of the approach on multiple databases and different SLs (GSL, ASL), the evaluation on the multi-subject IMM database, which have all shown promising results, as well as the practical examples and intuitive applications indicate that ESC is in a field that opens perspectives with impact on the analysis, processing and automatic annotation of SL videos.

Such a counter-intuitive phenomenon indicates that both network throughput and fairness must be considered for frequency planning in WLANs.

Previous studies have shown that monkeys can spontaneously interchange numerosity cues and ordinal value in rank order tasks, indicating an intuitive appreciation that analog quantities can correspond to ordinal position (Harris et al. 2007).

A number of counter-intuitive results are described, indicating that simulation of the type carried out will produce valuable insight into the practical design of biopiling systems.

However, these intuitive rating results indicate that there are still large action gaps in the fight against epidemic NCDs in China.

Although initially counter intuitive, several studies indicate that uncoupling of the mitochondrial electron transport chain can elicit beneficial cell adaptations and improve several pathologies.

Moreover, an intuitive global map with markers indicating the known distributed countries of each bat species is available for users to easily understand the distribution range of the bat.

This counter-intuitive finding may indicate a time-lag between changes in the commodity market and decision-making by farmers to send their animals for slaughters; but should more likely be interpreted as a discrepancy between demand and supply of particular types of meat with a knock-on effect of commodity prices.