Sentence examples for linear indication from inspiring English sources

A faint linear indication of the smallest wire (0.1 mm) can be seen in the CNR + case and the second smallest wire (0.125 mm) in the CNR - case.

This linear dependence gives indication on the main scattering mechanisms limiting l in our graphene samples.

Among the most profound and disturbing insights offered by this review is the potential for non-linear behaviours: the indication that a continent or region that passes some threshold of forest loss might tip from a wet to a dry climate.

Correlations and linear regression provide indications of whether a biomarker could be used to predict response, but a receiver operating characteristic curve (ROC) can be more definitive in terms of the specificity and sensitivity of the marker.

In the HCHS/SOL data, fasting triglyceride levels, HDL-C levels, systolic blood pressure, and fasting glucose levels each were associated with waist circumference in a monotonically increasing (graded) linear fashion, without indications of an inflection point or a threshold for waist circumference (data not shown).

Inspection of the Guinier region and residuals from linear fitting revealed linearity an indication of good quality data with minimal aggregation.

The obtained temperature profiles were almost linear, giving no clear indication of the BWT variation effect.

Finally, partial residual plots [6, Section 3.1.3] derived from the linear formulations showed no indication of a nonlinear effect of the speed limit mxsp.

An indication of linear trend (students, trainees, consultants) in correct responses is also provided.

Ranirestat plasma levels were proportional to dose, an indication of linear pharmacokinetics.

We found indication of linear dose response between mean NO2 levels since 1971 and diabetes incidence (Fig. 1).