Sentence examples for means derived from inspiring English sources

Korean cuisine is fundamentally different from its Japanese counterpart and is by no means derived from it.

Such class includes the (generalized) Schwab-Borchardt mean and other old/new means derived as well.

Shown are 6-year averages, based on 3-monthly mean zonal means derived from FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC satellite measurements from December 2006 to November 2012.

We show that BLUPs for linear combinations of the realized cluster means derived under such a model have considerably smaller mean squared error (MSE) than those obtained from mixed models, superpopulation models, and finite population mixed models.

One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by Tukey's post-hoc test was used to identify differences between three or more means derived from uneven sample sizes.

These statistical contours are based on the estimated marginal means derived from the model parameters and these predicted population margins were compared using tests for simple effects by partitioning the interaction effects.

Using posterior means derived from these Bayesian models we build a broader likelihood model to predict growth and survival of all species under a range of environmental and ontogenetic conditions, to identify relationships between traits and demography, and quantify the role of environmental and ontogenetic context.

Values are means derived from duplicate experiments.

Red lines connect means derived from the same unit.

We therefore present the straightforward means derived from the nontransformed plasma IGF1 values.

Differences in PC1 score (estimated marginal means) derived from the final model among the selection lines.