Sentence examples for method pointed to from inspiring English sources
This method pointed to an age of 16,000 years for pulsar B1757-24, which spins eight times per second in the constellation Sagittarius.
The contingent method revealed that mean willingness to pay ranges from 31to4343 €/year/respondent, whereas the inferred method pointed to a slightly higher range of willingness to pay, from 37€ to 44 €/year/respondent.
Experiences of the in situ informants method pointed to the need to involve participants in the interpretation of the data obtained, as well as establishing a closer connection with the spectators.
The GT-ST Rec method pointed to an expansion trend in the GRs, OBPs, and ORs when D. sechellia is excluded from the analysis.
Our preliminary interrogation of the method pointed to its capacity to privilege Māori interpretations of whānau (family), community and Iwi (tribal) values, thereby confirming our impression that IPA would enable us to elicit, interpret and appropriately represent Māori experiences of parenting a child with asthma [ 37].
This is an example of the method pointing to potential true positives in a genome-wide scan and the association of ALDH1L1 with the trait is being reported as a novel discovery.
In this work, an additional keyword search (hereinafter, see Methods) pointed to new data suggesting that NOS2 overexpression may be a biochemical marker of obesity [ 103].
A structure analysis conducted with Bayesian methods pointed to the existence of five distinct genetic clusters, thus extending the geographical pattern that had already emerged from the previous analyses.
No large deletion was found to be unique to the HI mutant (Methods), pointing to one or more of the 19 identified single base changes and/or small insertion as the possibly causative mutations.
When methods point to different true cut-points, as in the Gamma distribution scenario, since the parameters of interest are different, estimators cannot be solely chosen relying on performance.
Opponents of this drilling method point to cases in which gas wells have polluted groundwater or released "fugitive" methane gas emissions.
