Sentence examples for observations on which from inspiring English sources

The data come from one of the 10 pools of observations on which ensemble PCA was applied.

The issue of bilateral procedures is controversial since the presence of two procedures in one patient violates the assumption of independent observations on which many statistical tests rely [60].

One major difference between the natural world-view of ordinary life (of natural language and natural perception), on the one hand, and the non-natural scientific world-view (and the observations on which it is based), on the other hand, is the difference between the roles of things and obtaining states of affairs.

Two recent observations on which we focus attention are those by Ulysses at high heliographic latitudes and those by the Advanced Composition Explorer of impulsive solar flare events.

We now turn to a theorem that applies to those evidence streams (or to parts of evidence streams) consisting only of experiments and observations on which hypothesis hj is fully outcome-compatible with hypothesis hi.

And of course, the new field of plate tectonics certainly did not summarily invalidate the vast bulk of the detailed local observations on which other geological explanations had been founded.

This was the second observation on which Zed was observed using the L-S technique.

However, the UMP test does not exist in this case because the likelihood ratio between the pair of observations depends on which one of the four different sensor-output combinations was received at the fusion center.

The subject of psychology "is itself determined wholly and exclusively by its predicates," and these predicates derive solely from direct, internal observation (on which below).

The key observation on which this paper is based is that, when the threshold parameter t is set to zero, we recover the standard median filter: y_{k} |_{t = 0} = m_{k}.

The basic observation on which our modules definition relies is that a typical gene differential coexpression module consists of several complete (fully connected) subcliques that tend to share many of their nodes.