Sentence examples for observations I from inspiring English sources

Superposing all the observations i begin{array}{*{20}l} mathbf{i} = mathbf{G} mathbf{L} mathbf{r}, end{array} (9).

Finally, observations (i) and (ii) together contradict the inequality in (57) and therefore y j, 2 ∗ must necessarily satisfy y j, 2 ∗ ≤ y j, 1 ∗.

Further analysis of these two observations, (i) decrease in mean size and (ii) size distribution, is covered in the "Particle size analysis" section.

We made several interesting observations: (i) The RDIs are always greater than one in all intron length intervals in samples from all three populations.

These studies have led to two major observations: (i) sites are selectively carbonylated among all carbonylatable sites, and (ii) CS are mainly located at the protein surface.

They further agree with two observations (i) ablation of cells making insulin like peptides in Drosophila induces a resistance to exogenous oxidative stresses and to starvation conditions [49].

The recent observations (i) by Belenky et al.

We can make the following observations: (i) all four versions show a significantly improved performance relative to the base-line methods.

A vital question is the credibility of the NAs' observations, i. e. how valid are these observations for early detection of ongoing infection.

Here, we revisit two of their observations: (i) temporally infeasible and conflicting multiple optimal solutions are prevalent in real data and (ii) ILS can lead to overestimation of other events.

One can make two observations: (i) the probability that the threshold is reached early in time grows as the fitness advantage increases; and (ii) the width of these distributions is inversely related to the fitness advantage.