Sentence examples for isolated result from inspiring English sources
Roma fans might be quick to point out that they lost to Inter 4-1 athehe Olimpico last year, only to eventually take the title race right down to the wire — but at least on that occasion the drubbing looked like an isolated result.
This was not an isolated result.
For example, the Greek geometer Archimedes (c. 285 212/211 bc) discovered as an isolated result that the area of a segment of a parabola is equal to a certain triangle.
To date, Mr. Mack has made the case to investors as well as his board that the firm's $9.4 billion write-down was the unfortunate but isolated result of a group of traders who made a disastrous bet on the subprime market.
This difference was not observed when comparing HIV-positive and HIV-negative patients within the isolated result groups (positive, negative and indeterminate respectively) and we found no difference in median IFN-γ production between patients with CD4 cell count above and below 300 cells/µl.
However, it is unlikely that the management of critically ill patients would be altered on the basis of this evidence alone, and an isolated result such as this would probably be interpreted as being consistent with no effect.
Such isolated results can be flukes: all scores typically bounce around an underlying pattern.
In most models, results obtained in the mixed analysis are better than in the other analyses except isolated results.
One can very well focus on individual layers, but the BCK model brings the isolated results into the general picture which eventually needs to be handled in order to claim results and designs of practical use.
Up to the year of 1990, a few of isolated results can be found, and the only method for dealing with such a problem was the small perturbation technique of Melnikov.
However, since four clusters do not lead to stable results for the reduced data sets, these isolated results of good quality for special data sets do not represent general significant structures of the data.
