Sentence examples for linear evidence from inspiring English sources

Students arrange each piece of evidence on a linear "evidence bank" according to its strength and validity and decide whether the evidence supports the separate species hypothesis.

The association was linear with evidence of a smaller effect < 6 μg/m.

The shape of the association was linear without evidence of a threshold.

NLD and SoE are modeled as linear (no evidence of nonlinearity).

The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research has produced such a publication, which presents the common conceptual model of a linear process – evidence is generated, findings are made available, and eventually decisions are influenced [ 31].

On the linear track, evidence suggests that asymmetric connections are formed between sequentially firing place cells due to spike-timing-dependent plasticity (STDP) (Mehta et al., 1997, 2000; Ekstrom et al., 2001).

Taken together, these results show that the strains above which the gel behavior becomes non-linear as evidenced i) from the elastic modulus for a simple shear geometry and ii) from the Poisson ratio in the local stretching experiments are related with each other and only weakly sensitive to physical scales such as the actual value of the elastic modulus.

With formal non-linear modeling, conversely, evidence of non-linearity can be tested directly, by a joint test on the non-linear terms.

To assume a linear relationship between evidence and policymaking is usually a mistake, and advisors need to recognize the many ways in which evidence, values and political judgments combine to produce decisions.

"They are doubling back on a situation in which we really had a linear progression of evidence and a process by which we decided," Dr. Rosen said.

Modern advances in deciphering codes (stimulated by World War II) enabled classicists to translate Linear B, yielding evidence about the Mycenaean language used on Crete in the 2nd millennium bce.